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Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-01-07
Boys sing Carols.

More than 80 years ago Delaware
county farmer had small pine tree
growing on his land. That tree, now
so feet high, stood before the State
Capitol in which the Delaware county
farmers grandson presides as govern
or. 1t was the municipal Christmas
tree of Columbus, cut on the farm for
merly owned by the grandfather of
Governor Willis. Just outside the
windows of the executive offices the
tree blazed forth with more than 1 200
white, green and red electric lights,
while hundreds of children and Christ.
mas Eve pedestrians listened to
Christmas carols sung by the boy
choir of Trinity church
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-01-07
REPORTS Are Exauaerated.

Byron M. ClenDening, member ef
the state liquor licensing board, mott.
fed Governor Willis he was in Gin
cinnati helping Edgar Johnson of the
Hamilton County Board, investigate
complaints which had been made
against the granting of licenses here
Clendening declared reports that sa-
looms had been permitted to reopen
in the red light districts were much
exaggerated.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-01-07

them understand you hold the reins
and they cannot run riot.
The queen of bedding plants is the
Phlox Drumlnondi Sow where they
are to grow, In fine rich soil, and thin
the tail ones SO that they stand about
ten inches apart, and the dwarfs six
inches apart. Give them rich soil.
plenty of water and watch the re-
suits.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-01-07

An implement has been patented to
enable blind person to thread a nee
die.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-01-07
children Make Happy Presents.

Sunny-faced children were the
Christmas gifts that brought joy to
n homes in Ohio which would
have been childless except for adop
ton during the past year of these
small wards of the Board of State
Charities. A score of other homes
were saddened by news that their
greatest wish-a baby for adoption by
Christmas time-could not be granted,
because there are mot enough babies
to go round The state board refused
babies to number of families who
wanted them by Christmas either be-
cause the child's or the prospective
parents records had not been investi.
gated thoroughly 1t was estimated
that 10000 children, fatherless and
motherless, are in county, church or
fraternal homes within Ohio and were
dependent on them for holiday enter.
tainment.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-01-07
UNITE TO FIGHT
/ DISEASE IN OHIO
SEVEN BODIES MERGED INTO ONE
ORGANIZATION, WITH HEALTH
FEDERATION AS NUCLEUS
ANNUAL MEETING TO FEATURE
Committee to Draft Constitution and
Perfect Plans of Future of Fed
Grafton Has Been Appointed.
western Newspaper union News Service

Western Newspaper Union News Service
Columbus, O.-Plans for perma-
nent federation of the various state
organizations interested in the i'm
provement of public health conditions
in Ohio were formulated at meetings
held here recently. according to an an
nouncement made here at the head
quarters of the Ohio Public Health
Federation. Headquarters will be
maintained in Columbus to keep in
touch with public health measures
pending before the legislature and to
promote a permanent educational cam
paign in the interests OF disease pre-
vention. One feature of the latter will
be an annual state public health con-
interested in various phases of disease
prevention will participate with view
of co-ordinating their activities. The
nucleus of the new organization will
be the Ohio Public Health Federation
which is temporary body organized
last winter to consider pending legis-
lation. One of the most important
functions of the new organization, it
was announced, will be to discourage
superiuous legislation. A committee
to draft constitution for the new
organization and to make preliminary
plans for the first annual conference
to be held here next fail has been ap-
pointed. 1t consists of DR.. r. G. Pat
terson, president of the Ohio Society
for the Prevention of tuberculosis:
Prof. Septimus Sisson of the Ohio
State University, representing the
Ohio Veterinary Medical Association; !;
Charles F. Campbell, Secretary of the
Ohio Commission for the Blind, and
George v. Sheridan, secretary of the
Ohio State Medical Association. The
existing organization has a member.
ship of over 5000 State organizations
which have already signified their in
tention of joining the new federation
are: Ohio State Medical Association
4,241 members: Ohio Society for the
Prevention of tuberculosis. 1900;
Ohio. State Dental Society, 1900; Ohio
State Pharmaceutical Association
1880; Ohio Veterinary Medical, 300;
Homeopathic Medical of Ohio, $40;
Ohio Eclectic Medical, 225.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-01-07
Fifty Years Of Peace.

Outlines of the plan and purposes of
the Ohio Peace Monument Commits
sion, recently appointed by Governor
Willis, are contained in series of
formal resolutions which lave been
prepared by the executive committee
of the commission recently. These
resolutions, which were made public
set forth that the movement for a
peace monument or arch to be erected
in or near the Capitol grounds at Co.
lumbus originated with the Women's
Relief Corps, and that the monument
is intended primarily to commemorate
so years of internal pei ce and to honor
the veterans of '61-65 and the loyal
women of that period. A secondary
purpose, it stated, is to call attention
to the fact that Ohio as a part of the
nation should recognize it's good for
tune in not being involved in the Eu-
ropean War. All the people of Ohio
will be afforded an opportunity to
share the expression of this apprecfa-
tion and those whom it is intended to
honor by the monument, the resolution
states. The executive committee is
authorized to transact practically all
business, including the arrangements
of meetings, the dissemination of in
formation regarding the project and
the solicitation of funds.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-01-07

cTo BE CONTINUED
La Junta tribune., 1916-05-06
I.l,ss. !. C'e.. Up Campaign.

Services In the auditorium OF the
Presbyterian church have been sus-
pended while the walls and wood
work are receiving . new coat Of
paint. The meetings are being held
in the newly completed basemeat.
while the painters are II work, but
they will b. continued upstairs
about May 18th when the interior
painting will Be completed.
The church has not been renovat-
ed for . number Of years and the
work now being done will Be- . great
improvement. Everything II bsins
done In first class shape. the wood
work thoroughly cleaned and the
plasser renewed where Il 10 detective.
The bell tower and other external
woodwork are also being re-touchsd
and when al the work is completed
the Presbyterians viii hav, just
cause to b proud Of their church
home.
The painting IL being done by
Dahlgren Z Esner.
La Junta tribune., 1916-05-06
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" " X X l1lsu lIosy Wi1llana. nelAss =
~ r.. 0este. ~ ~ ~. ~
! - ~ y X ~ 1sasAtes. Nh. ~
N y1DG. ~ 0lsasferyy. Idaho. ~
soenv. sftsr = illnsss - several
Nh Ntnlams nAAe ~ heme b
- ~ WITH ~ AansAtsr for ~
4 eea1 ysass ~ eas1y II ~ vtasss
\ - west = ldahs u, VISIT ~ laugh-
~. - Hssssasy she vas takea siel
- GraAuaily dseltas1 sntil dsatA
Fe1teve1 hss @ Tuesday.
l1asy wflllans vas corr u Usios
esenty. Ohie. March ~. 1861. anA
disd q 0lsasfsrvy. Idaho. Nay :.
1919. bsing 81 ysass. month and ls
1ays Of sss.
NE was married in Hardea eoun-
". Ohio. IN 1855. and 70 this union
vsss born thres daughtsrs. Mrs.. ".
y. Scott, Of this city. Mrs- H. ".
Heath. Of Pueblo. and Mrs. "a Wat
son, Of OlsnsferTy. Idaho.
Beside her daughters Mrs.. WI
Hams leaves 10 mourn her death. one
sister and brother.
The body was brought TO La Jun-
q. accompanied By the daughter.
Ms. Watson. and the funeral SER
vices will be held tomorrow sfter-
noon at , o'clock. from the Christian
church. Of which the deceased vas an
active member. Rev. J. r. Findley.
pastor Of the church viii have charge
Of the funeral.
La Junta tribune., 1916-05-06
LncAa~x ~.

N Mn. Y. = nsunk weae = Iaveg
wednesday - senl Gsss1l - ~
lo1lng. y; \. N
I. 4. PAillips - D1ossl 1aGi
Ansetn visite1 - ogleen se1eG1 -
|l6oeday. e. u
~ ~ vesd = psaDD ~ ooli-
Il. right ~ ~ ~ isoass q YGgkas
|6Aos stsss. sss 4
Mis Masisa sDaa1ias ~ - Y.
- Wed sDsat onnlsy vt1h lS1en1s
- Port Lyes-
Mn. B. a. otsen IN ~ 1ti1ay
|Gse Cssaci, DRIVE. Kaa.. y vlG1t ~
|aaives for . Ssv wee1s.
Mrs. Nabsi Pattssssa ~ bsea -
|Dsoyed q DsineiDal = ~ O1ssll
school Tor N eeaiag ysas.
Mrs. J. II. Creslsy rseurns1 hssns
|esnday fron : visie ~ ssvsssl lays
With frieaAs II Las Anlmas.
Mr.. asA Mn. m Balsn sstssns1
|home Moaday froo = to vsshr ~
IL with relatives 80 friea1s h DoAes
City. Kan.
Miss AaSis wagner lsft We1nss-
DAY night Tor Wiehita. Kan. whsee
abe expects % resids d ~ futurs.
However. Mis wassss's many
La Junta tribune., 1916-05-06
49,

~ ~ se1ae e1ane1ngs M ~ E
veaShss auSing - meaxh q Y l
It Falne1 ssns ~ than1 gn1nS1 I - 3
|sal \ ~ abes9 : staa1 1-oee 1l
|nnnbee q eEeas ~ sloo(v ~
Duslng ~ Deeth 49, 49, = 2 '1f
eleas daya nlns elos1y dsvs - 6
past1y elssAy 1ays. 3S:ss;s y
It was 1lkewtse su4noe 6111
nssth ~ ADsiI. - us - : i|l
suoufall - hrs liffseeaG einn l
aIoag VIII spns IN hail = ~ ~
whIeA AZ ~ - ~ 1900 ssial 161i'
ase. The Lowest saalossotn5o ~
corded vas o. ~ II ~ - 49,
With . rscord u - 1esTsss onoso
and TIE highsst ss dsgsoos -. ~
ssth. TAsrs we're fivs days 1url66
ths month vhsa The naxinum -
psratuSs was over 80 Degrees 81
oaly eight days whoa II vas sves q
degrees.
Durias The month ~ Saiafall y.
grssated total Of l.e7 ineAesy Uhien
% . long way from beang ~ = ~
record Of the previous two ysasG. 4
April. 1915. the preeipttatiea ~ q
even four inches, and IN Apeti & ~
year Il amounted TO SIS tnchoo
lsas than one-haif what u vas u
year.
The record for each day 10 ~
month. giving the maximum ~
minimum temperature with ~ Boia-
fall. % recorded BY 8. n. 1illse. q
North Il Junta. our local veathee
observer, 10 ~ foIlows:
La Junta tribune., 1916-05-06
ns.sA = Mn. o.r.r.s. A-....

Ars. Gertrude Ameat. wife OF
Pas Ament. passed away Friday
niiht after iinseriag illnsss Of moro
thsn . year. NJ. Amsat brought hls
wife 70 Il Justa from Pieaant Hili.
No.. about . year ago with he hops
- beasfittins her health which fos
. u0s seemed 70 Improve. hut n .
few months she began TO dsciiss and
Ill that physicians aad kind hands
could do brought her no relief. ss1
shs finally succumbed on Friday
sight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ament were nssrisd
in Harrisonviiie. No.. IN March. 1913.
snd moved TO pleasant Htll whore
they resided until coming 70 Colosa-
70. She was twenty-four years ol
age and leaves to mourn her untime-
La Junta tribune., 1916-05-06

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- Co1asa y oUn t6ess -. VI
~ NsR Go ~ ~. i. b.
alof6 S1easna1 Aoans ~ loa1E -
- ~ Wo6k fsen : vi11t " ~ -
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~ ,. h. h1lt N J1sGl = Z.
1ae1Goo ~ Aal 0ooo. wI65o ~
- eni1s1 - aeeoeat q ~ ~ -
1oae4 - ~ 0eehof.
~: ~ Ma q 4. 1n11leian -
IT, tnsle enssts ~ eDvssu1 ~ ~
vosk. ~. ~ - U3seAanan -
1anGAess: - oas1e -.
-. Orant Hasheas - - xsup
neeh. - 1ssbo1r1a1as eono = u
Jansa ~ yst1ay n1Ghe ~ ssuna1n-
- evss osa1ay vftk fslsa1e
o1srOs 4 Wnklasea a. fAnaly
nov6A 1sa1ny fPo0 ~ rOG16oaes q
SO Rataa aveaus lste ~ Hess pesu-
ssH q 80 oaasa ~ aveaue.
Mn. n. .. Stpas. ~ ~ 1tse ~
eeotly retnrae1 fFo0 Laa1es. Hng-
lan1. = ~ Guase - llra E1lis osn-
Ensrs b Nh city Sse = in1efiaiss
stAy.
Nr. aad Mn. O q. neas Asvs lsas-
- thsir rsai1snes = Santa ~ ~
sass for yees. ana have taksa
rooms q ss1 ~ Juaa. vhsss thsy
La Junta tribune., 1916-05-06
De.sh os Mn. n. r. Nsc..e.

Mrs. d. r. McCune. who has been
III af her home on Carson avenue for
the past eight months. died at the
family residence In this city about
10 O'Clock Thursday night.
Niss Ida Baird was horn In Iowa
August .. 1854. and died in Ia Jun
q. Colo. May I. 1915. at the age Of
81 years, 8 months and - days.
She was married TO David r. Nc
Cune ON December ;. 1855. At Belle
Plain. Iowa. where they resided for
. number Of years. To this union
was born three children--one daugh-
Ter. Ms Esther McCune Hrinkman.
Of Phoenix. Aris.: Arthur r. Nc
Cune. Of Ration. n. ~. and Vernon
b. NcCune. Of this city. all Of whom
were with their father are mourning
the loss Of . devoted wife and moth
o..
Twenty years ago last March Mr..
Nccune brought his family 10 Il
Junta where they have since resided.
Nss. MeCune was an active member
q the Preshytesias church. and alsu
Z Dsmber Of The rostnishtly md
uAepl Dopsa clphs. nesides NJ
hAsSenA aa1 eAi16ssn, Mr.. lleCuss
hav6b % uosrs hsr dsath. thfss sIs.
~ 80 80 beslhss.
ne fuDeral viii be held this %.
tesUooa. services bsiag condsctsd ~
De =. 4. Allea. Of the Presbyterian
eAnrch. The body viii - shipped
ooeight By Undestsksr Cook 70 Belle
p1ain. Iowa. for fisal intssment.
La Junta tribune., 1916-05-06

II 1aosn ~ bssssys1 hnasenl - :
Ilite1s 1aagAtss ~ - : yeas ~; !;
- faAhss. J. =. Peysll - ~ ~.
- ) slstsS. ~ L.seaa Psv6sl. q
II1assiSoavi1ls. ~.
Ths fsnsraI - hsl1 sas1ay -
tesDooa fEsa kine's unlsstakfng
DasSoss. ~ sssvies bslns eoadueteo
~ Rev. J. ,. 1is1Isy of ~ Chris-
tian ehsseA. Ths bo1y uas shiDeed
= No. ~ ~ Usasssakss Kias y
l1ass1seavtl1s. No.. Tor intssnsnt. and
was aceonpaaisd by ~ huseand and
lllttls bsby. end he sister. Miss row
III. &
La Junta tribune., 1916-05-06

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1nlnlln1ao ~ \. III, X X vi " n 81 y
yIsoll novis ilII 1sl " Y - " " s
d1y. ~ iiI iiIi Ak = = = I - -
e13vls A ~ r. le1 1 T. ~
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ov)oe ~ ~ y q, e e 4.
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lou1l1e = ~ ~ ~ ~
so1A - ontls1lt nsSel 6 - -
nae1 sstn eu.1ay Svual N
Dsanh ollnafIsl1. = lsallie -
- - - ~. nsw - 1llg -
Dsayor. sDsat yye1ses1ay = ~ -
= sAatins h1n1s vfth ~ h1e11s
- loohlng sfoss b1alDeas nna11ega
NJ Wiilian ~ - 1sssAass.
49, Mussel. espset = Ieavs tenes-
~ nosnins ~ Dsayer vhsrs NJ!
Vim sDeal unttl WsAnss1ay w11A
ths1r 1aashtss - 49,. MA A.
thus Orssa.
Ralph ~. lssa1slssa IN - ~
~ vssk foe Nsv yssh Cjty. vhese
~ was eallsd = urosat boslnsss H
vas aceo0Danied = fsr . ChjeaOo
by NJ fatAse. q \. l1sndslsoa. vAe
I'D busissas 70 attsaA y b thas
ety.
La Junta tribune., 1916-05-06
G. g Q. 6

: Ths c. c. c. Club ~ ~ Friday
aisht VIII Mlss nIeh 0Asenaa q
hee ho0e q CasBoa aveaus. Aftss
eashesias q H. hsoe ~ stris
serDe6 theatss Dosty q ~ Reusks
atsss vhieh ~ attss1s1 ~ 1sdi-
eaetsa 81 ~ nsu oeseeelSss. nd H.
W rsturse1 y nio ohsfnsa's
vhsss thsy eajeyed sefssshnssts.
TAs nsxt meeting - ~ elub viii b
- ~ heas Il Miss DosssAy CAus.
kov.
La Junta tribune., 1916-05-06
NJ -. B1.sssss.

J. q. wasAbssa usa sssessl seAssa
direceoe q Dlsesset Ne. II - . ~
eat meeting - ~ seAesl beasd. =
suecee1 q. y. pa0ogoo. wAoss sssu
sxpire1 shls yeas. Ne sehsel slsctiea
wss hsld this yer. - us1ss ehs ssv
law e wosl1 1ssslvs uDea ~ scheol
ooard - eDecs : 80 ne0hss this
yeas. A. ~. ua0eeoa uovo1 % Pu.
ebSe n vosl1 81 - Doan11os fss hin
- sssvs. asl NJ WasAbssn vss
sssets1 70 fIll ~ vacancy.
La Junta tribune., 1916-05-06
ssExxoxirE sAxirAR,ux

Ernest Grimm. Of Fsirmount, M
derwent ~ operation here Monday
morning.
Ms Nellie Allen. Of Chickasha.
Okla. entered The aanitarium % .
patient last Monday.
Nisses Alberta Wright and Jeaa
Narshall. Of Il Junta. mosorsd oct
to the sanitasium Saturday aftesnooa
aaA visited patieats as1s frisnAs.
La Junta tribune., 1916-05-06
d. 9

On Friday svsaiag Mr.. aal Mn.
Bonbsrgss satsstainsd. 4 p,easasl
time vas snjsysd ~ ~ ssssas. Rs,
freshneats coas,sting u ~ cream.
cake and IsaeaaAs vsss sssvsd ~
The hoseess-
4 weddlng vas soeoDsaised h the
rscepsioa room u The 0anilaslun -
wednesday. April sstA. vhsa NJ.
John r. Boabsress. q ousssyvi1ls.
Pa. took - his bside Mss. Lissls
Brooos. Of Psaeh Besteu. Pa.
The cessnoay was pssfernsd ~
Jacob 4. Heatwe1s. ninisess q the
Msanenits ehuFeA. II tAs pssssaes oe
the pasisats ssd several frtsaAs n
tAis vicinity.
Mrs. Brooms came from Psanayl.
vania early II April asA hss naAs
nany fFtssds aaosg The sssi1sass
u the oanitasisa.
NJ. Bvonbsrsss hos beea q ths
Ganleariun siace the flrse a Ocaobss
and hes . hose Of frteoAs heee vho
are wishins hin nueh bappiseo anl
prospsrity from HI marriage
rhsy vii make thsir heas durins
the summer at ths oaa1sasiun vhsrs
they viii - q hone - thsis fsssals.
La Junta tribune., 1916-05-06
soam Moan .l1oaT oxEA

Ars Lea CuStwsight. q Pusblo.
sDsat from Noaday evsalng untii
Tues1ay uesning h this city - the
guest - Mn. Aadssv rla1bsrg aad
faaily. wills = rests y California
t. a sstes1s1 Mt vieh ~ sister.
Miss Hths, 0slll 80 llls 0raes
1geeshnes. assive1 h ehls eily Thurs-
~ froo naeeo. \. H.. . rouls 10
Deaves. 11los Easuhaee rssaas1 hes
toasnav 1Aass1ay evealno. ~ Mis-
ooil1. W. = Z 1sFnse poalAsas 4
~ ~. = aDen1sng Z ~ lays with
e5loals ~ ~ = ~ 49, gusse
= MA = +. 0lfDoo.
a. = olyuoo. g - I1oal a.
|fnoD ef'lA 49,, ~ - ov,nk =
ooq1oo1 90oo1aQ oGl61uoon. oeeepe
|ooCo - ~ : ~ ~ ovoslos1
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~ 1Qii lnnlD /. 61nee 1nkine
o1uo = ~ l1nloou1 onoue ~
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] !;
La Junta tribune., 1916-05-06
CnRlsrIAs CHURCH.
-. ). ,. Ei.1s,. ra.ssr.

Bible school st s:lS O'Clock.
Church services II O'Clock. Ssh
Jsct. 'Our Greatest Needs IL colora.
do"
Christian Endeavor at O'Clock.
''The Conservation Of Taients."
Evsning service at 3 O'Clock. Sab
ject. ''Ths New Testament Church. .
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06
BuIlD Up YOUR BLOOD

n IA n hopeless task 20 try 20 re
ssov~ your health while your blood Is
As6cfent ia quantity or quality
Tbe blood circulates Throughout
svery portion Of the body except we
hsir and nails. II takes The nouI lsh
Dept from the food and distributes
a AZ the various muscles and organs ;
= tskse also any medication that j.
shr,nIstered through the mouth The
Mood Ia the only means BY WAC.
-.6,e,ne can reach the nerves li
fbe blood II thin ia carry ing cApaclis
y isssened because Il u The req eoI
.rscies in the blood that carry o1}-
s~r ard other needed consutneh rs
- The various parts % The body
pr Williams pink pills for Paie
psonIs lncrease the red corpuscles in
the blood. They enable n 70 ab'oi p
more oxygen. 20 carry more NE anu
sfrensth 10 the weakened organs l"
.nv dIsease IN which the patient Or.
~one. thin and pale lr Nlii'hi.lS
p,nk pills can BE- used sue. .'.'l
90 combat the aneruia ana bll'4 w
the health and strength ,-.,.
.Bullding Up the Blood s . 900
Il. full OF good information L'e'
rather and every growing gli --po..
~. one II IA sent free on REQ a's'
- the Dr Williams Medicine o.
arhenectady, y. Y Your own .iLs
-,., sells Or. Williams PINK ..''.
price so cents ADV
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06
EDITORIAL.
TO HART

~ I'"'
These lines are peuDe1 ror ths
faithful and enduring Spouse
who bravely for~wsat the 3. az.
ure OF owning diamond Sl
there might be Ea- range ana
an ice box in the kitchen
Every woman who promised t1
wait for her eng -T--TT-- rtgs
till hubby made more money.
should boiler right now Now is
the time 70 roar he's making
it--make him get you = Miller
diamond for Christina Business
u good in ali lines o. DON take
any stRnd-on about ~ being hard
TO get money Keep diuEirE
away a. Friend Husband until Ee
ferries" tCCfles aero
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06
100000 SATISFIED CUSTOMERS.

It's bigger FtDr" now and I've co.
william 90 Do the FrrubblIE -but-tAA
price tags are 5ust th" Same as when
took winter potatoes .s part payment
nm a watch
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06

The store that he- the right goods
~ right prices never worries about Who
IL going 10 30 the most business
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06

what the barber of this grand oil
" s. A. want n know js this. n they
elect Mr.. HHEbrs BY one vote. will IL
mean a "ci0Ne shaNeS"
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06

Society
great waaE -.u'e who seer, 90
he all right atneIWis are Eett-g
married this month
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Rolands returned
from their honeymoon This morning
The nancce came into ms optical par.
lore 10 have her eyes examined
Every time cupid shoots 81 Esr,
Ne Mrs it--anJ souctimev MUSES. n
But never ~ IT, q Niuer Wesdtr,
Ring. They're lucky.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06

Because his prices nigh - 70
sign the merchant is nearer heaven.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06

All the instHfirurRt dealer asks 10 n
~fair proht county fsiry
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06

Goc on any article tn my store nut.
II In the safe with your name IN N
Pay a little from time 90 'lrn~ aud 5y
Christmas you'll be 'Hl set" SO worry
mo hurry No installment deal Just
Square Deal
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06
Political

A miller Diamond u like money In
shs bsnk--eash bHrk amy time.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-19
PEACE THE ISSUE, SAYS
 PITTSFIELD, MASS. NEWS

The Pittsfield, Mass. News on its editorial page publishes the follow ing comment on a tribute paid to President Wilson by Rev.. Father Bernard Conaty, Pastor of St. Jo- seph's church, of Pittsfield, who de- clared. in announcing his support of the President, that i've should all thank God every day on pended knees for the guidance of our great chief, which has brought peace and prosperity to this country:
 That is the great, overwhelming issue in this campaign. It is of far greater importance than mere poli- tics; it touches the very -heartstones of our homes, of our we'll being Hughes has said nothing to indicate what he would have done if he had been in President Wilson's place. He has not indicated what he will do if elected President, Abandonment of the foreign policies laid down by the President means war with Germany, as surely as the coming of to-mor- row.
 ''Voters all over the country are beginning to realize this fact and mere and more they are indicating their intention of standing by Presi- dent Wilson, who is growing in popu- larity and strength every day"