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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-11
9emutratfde Characterization.

&iermit 1T cine 9eleeaten z &on&
bention Der SemoiratiIben Rartei bon
Soma allf 9ttttuod, ben IL. Snli
1916, Inn 10 l1br 0ormittags, na6
Der Stabt SEES Mloincs berufen.
Ser 3tped beiaeter &onpention lit,
etipnige Gafan5en IN Der &anbioatenz
liite fit Staatsan,ter alls5nfiiQen. tpie
IN Gect. 1887 81 81 borgeidrieben lit,
nro eine Ylatform ars5uarbeiten nnb
nn3unebmen. Gin Gtaats : Central
Committee, beltebeno aus nidt tuentz
ger als einem Mitglieb bon ieoem &on=
arebbe5irf nnb fir Sic Gor1labme rno
Grleoigung iold' anoerer @ei1dfte,
ipel1c Der @onbention angebra9t uno
n~otbtuenbig erl1einen mo9en.
SIZE State Der 8ertretung In bie1er
&onbention lit, ein 9elegat fir ieoes
County nnb elm 5uideli1er 9elegat
fir iebe 200 Stimmen nber elmer
@ebrbeit folder. tpel1e in Der Gene
raltpabl bon 1914 fir Sobn s. 9nz
milton fir 8obernor abgegeben tpur@
ben. sss
Na6 bieier State finb oie Counties
gu ben f~olsenbeu ibren. Narnen gin5uS
eefiigten 9ele9aten beredttgt:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-11

dies 8unoer BON vlleber : II : Boot"
fir 5~anbcls5ipefe ber5ulteaen unb
oanit Der beutlden .5anoelsflptte &c
le9eltbeit 81 acben. Der 9robprableris
lden britilden Slnfabe auf beiben
Seiten bes @tlontilhen Oceans
nur nidt BET belltiden @afen an Ser
aiorolee nnb Der Office, Gin Sdnippz
d)en 5u i1lasen, 10 pdre bas ein Sieg
9entidlanos iiber gnslanb, ser elmer
abcrmaliaen liesreideng eefdradt iibcr
Die ensliide Slotte glei6tdme.
Sic lleberlegenbeit Der Seu t.
Fl den shiifbaufunit iiber sic bril-
4 l6e fD,ltte earuid]t flarer. auer
@elt bcipieIen iperben, als purdb bas
@intreffen eines ultcber : llz8uot@
5anbel s ldifics I'M Nep PORTER
@afen, Der britiiden 8lofaoc gum
|Srpb."
Gs / It Der beutiden Sdifisbanfunlt
gclunaer, lplh Elm seeipunbcr bersue
ltelen, e5 It beutlder Secmannss
filbnbett 9elun9el,, in iolebem Sic Sabrt
iiber ben Scean gu maiden unb alien
britiidcn nno frons0liiden &re15crn
Elm sdnippden gil idlagen. bic britis
lde glofaoe alf boiler Gee - nlr
nitbt bur Ben beutiden Sdfcrl, mic bas
@6lfcrredt boridreibt - 5lt brcd,cn.
9as lit 9robarti9. 9as @ort
rltnm09lid@ Ideint alls Dem @6rtere
blh" Ser beutiden 8iHenldaft unp
Scbnif gcltri6en su icin. i @enn bas
tleue geeipunber, nie u9eltldlanbaa.
audi glidlid sic Riidfabrt nab @re<
mcrbapetl allsfiibrt, ben britilden lu1b
Observation-Disclosures, bie pies 6lueibz
burSe arf es aufpailen tucrben, aberz
mails elm Sbnippden ldlast, bau1
tpirb DEM 9%roblnalligen Spbn ,8l0
tppbl enblih flar perDen, bab sic aroz
ne Ser Secbcrridaft enbsiiltig bnr
1einem 5aupte sefallcn1 lit, DAB er ieiz
men @eilter ~sefunben bot, Dor Dem Ell
bic !gesel ltreid}en mltb, nie er es 10
am Sfa9erad aetbnn. bot, noriiber ole
2iigen bes Mbmirals Selicoe. ipent,
Iie alt6 oamtli6" linb, nidt bin=
lpegtdll}den foni1en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-11

einseridtet, i'll Gem er rubig perharr=
te. lis Ser @asen lansere 3eit till
itono md mad ieiner gere9nlng in
Gfiafio angelanst lem muBte. 8orz
ii1tig teaann ct 1Ib cine Scffaung
aQc9 agbm 81 bobneu, unb nit gr<
ltnNncu JAP Der oieHItlabenpe Nod)t=
.pdc]ter, !pie lid1 lie &1rbe oes Wa=
acra b~elpe9tel. Nieht lnnee bouerte
es, il lam ein &ppf gum 9orI9e;n,
lsm Scr iibr;se Msria bolp nad3=
fpl0st, gludpem Die Tormlldteiten
cyreoiat moren, oarite Der 8eierteur,
en- III Ct @ollen nit etNst Geut=
'dcH eslheirateter GsmiiIebanrler,
zach jein'm s4ohHort suriidte3rcn,
81 iReej4s Wntnort.
Dame: p5inoen sic es nid9t ladsrz
ltAl 5srr bon SgeapliB. Icpiel auf
Ole @ebart 81 gepsn?"
petr: u0HrAuus ni9t, meine
8naoialts, o~isisybe lit gun Dajein
opd) lmtln9an9a4 u5tlpeaoja."
&inoerMuno. Eauj2eu:
"Sntel, 5ei9 mai Netne anoeyen Sei=
ne.
Sn'el; n@ieio onosrs id faSe
ooc4 nl!r Die 5lpei"
Yallden: ISL ia nidyt ipabr.
gater lo9te 8clterM III lattelt T.
9sins". :.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-11

4bmiral Selliroe iii nnd Tangent
gsa6Senfen 5l Der lleberseu9ill1g sez
1an9t, DOB bic griten iiber Die 3eut=
lden cincn Seelies errlil'sru babetl.-
llnb tpabrenb er ,ludbahte, baben sic
&cutlden an Der ensliid)en aiiite eiu
britildes Sdifi aefapert.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-11

Selicoes 8eridt iiber Die Sec
id1ladt bel Siitlanb lit natiirlid) ein
Siegsbpmnlls. @ie pdrc g anbers
moglib, ba Selicpe Sic Shlaht perlpz
ten bat llnb Sellicpe Elm Gn9Ia11ber lit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-11

Der fran50iifGe JIie-
ger Gilbert wuros, nacbbem er lr=
ter 9rucb pes %@breuluortes aus Sol
pentul m oer 6hpei5 geilG9tet, Don
6rantrei1 ~oeslpeeeu aber ausenieIen
lpuree, ii9 Den ihpei5sriYhsn gc1Dr=
ben sur Snternie.ung wisoer Gil itel
len, i'll ner &oIerue 3;irih :ntsrniert.
aus Ger. es i6m oor einigea ~ltpnatsa
ss!an8, ol entrpei2en. @r iuurbe i'll
Sursi abcr ertarmt une mietsr rasf
3ir;d} suriidocrbra6t, no Sic BE
!pad1uns pes 6lieeers letter cue
iprgfdltisere mar. 9pr tarse.l tat
nun Gil6ert obermals ieire 6ludi
belpertitelist, inosm er pom abort
I'M pritten 5tpdtpert ser @aissue
aug oIrG einen 2atfti@odt in pas
untere Stodlpert selanste uno DON
hort ourd9 ein Scniter oas 8eite gsz
mann.
gines orisinellen
MitteIs sur 6luGt beoiente iid Elm
italieniiGer 9eierteur, Ser in GbiaHo
e%iltraf. ST perItedtt Iit in sinen
mad Der S9meis sabrenper, nit
Sransentprb6en bo6belooensn 81
ienbobnposen, iib,r ben SIR Slider
belt nod elm SrabtnsB aeipnHat
NOR. Witteil in Der 2apung 5atte Iid
Der Seiertenr cilea Der Ysrbdltnii
len anSemelenen lpp9A!i4sH Baum
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-11

- Sn &allaoa baben tic ciucr &c
bafteur einaciperrt, meil er 9csen oas
%lpeiterc Mprbcn Der Sobne Ser Soni~
MON auf Sen cltrppaiideu Sdladltfelz
bern prptcitirte. gud hos 5ci9t, mps
Ebcr Der @ino lpebt.
- Gin britiidcr @clcralitdbler CT
flart unaelirt:: rssSir fulsen Sen arz
prbmt19ou l1no Manen General Spfiz
res; bielen EldIlcu. sufplge ipllcn luil
nnier Menid1etllHaferial id1onen..1 linz
Sas baben Bic g%nsIanoer germ nus mil
Srerpcn setbunl
grpee, bot cine srpbniillligc SIC
SC bcim gallfctt Der omsrifanildc1
Yilt9er in 2pnppn sebalttat. iiibcr mel
dies Scr 9ifti9ltc'' ltln ulliinnigitc ,aln,cz
rifaniide sritc,, fsSanes 3. @ed
cbcllals Silfs @cnerdlalipult Scr
ger. ,StQatens pen @prlis fiibrte.
8rpce lpdlIte STINT Cert ltiner Mebr
etne con Imerifunern 9cscidlnctc
Iprene, i'll ipeld)er geiagt miro, baB,
oa Scr &rieg llnentldicpen tnoc1 lperz
Sc, nit ciuem u9ralp", in meIdbein
&einer Sicecr bfeibe,, peroc, 10 lei q
nl1uerniinftia Ben &rieg ~fnrtsnleten.
Ionocrn lpltc alf oem Grilisip bes
Statlls quo ante, Der Sadlagc. pie lie
epr Dem 8riege beitanpcn bat. Srieoer
9eidlolicn nerbelt. 9nraltf bat @rpce
geantlpprtet, Rob bas ualalltebn,bal
lei. 9umit lpiirbc ser Sricoe uidlt pallz
|crnb geiidcrt. 8untit mill er oIip allz
oellten, Dob cs nicbt 9cniigt, menl'
Gclltldllanp aIlc leineGrpberlln9cn her
%nlls9ibt, ipnocrn oab . lidl mod oa5ll
@cbtctsncrfilrSlnlgcn 9efulen lalicn
miiiie. Scr bprcnoc 9loblimi, boi
9cutIblnno gllab sptbriugen 5llriidz
seben miilic unb mas lpn1t nod nobnz
linniscs 3clta 9ciu9t rprben lit, mie
bic 9clpaltldn1e Srcnnltn9 bon giprbz
helltldlano uno Siipbeuti6lanh, sic
Sreisgabe Scr pplnildlen Etppin6cn on
Gllblanp II. i. H., miro bon 9rice ais
alein mGslidc Srieoc1sbepingung be-
tradtet. gs lit %pcrlprenc 3eit ms
Wiiibe, alf luldcn @abniinn ndbet
einSugcben, ipie ulth Sen @abnlin1.
Scr in ser @ebollptrua Scs &rpbnlallls
|liest, sob Sic Nliirtcn Sic 9cutider
|bc5piu9cn lperbcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-11
8rpee lhgt ,uiebcr.

Gin Sdllder, 2iisner unb Ser
lclmber lit tets perddtli6, a6er Elm
poppelt niebertrddtiges Snoipioullm,
lpeln CT bie @iHenidaft Ser @eIdihz
te burd feline gdanbIidfeitcn cnt@
ipetbt. Stir eilen @iitprifer mllb, Sic
|eritc Gisenidaft eire, ~aIssepragtee.
8abrleitsliebe, Elm tiefer 9rans nod.
ertennfniB Ser @abrbeit, lolpeit lie
Der 9'eni6 81 ~erfalieH, permag, iciin- :;
2orb grpce, Der friibere4 britiide
8otidafter in Bai6inston bon ben,
Irseliudlea .als eroBer. @eibidtsT,
fihreibcr scfeiert, bat leinc tae%nntuiile,
IN bet1 @ienit Ser Iusbcuterflallet leiz
neg eigenen 2anbes u,lp per &er.Staaz.
fcn gelteuf. Sen Nllbm, stben ser fid.
arsldliebliG in Der anselIdbflhen
8elt erlpnrt, belutst CT ba5li.. Inn ipts,
ntr @eaierllll9; 5anolangerbienite Ids
offt5ieler siigter unO Salider a1
leiben. Sic 111bilolrng llnD littlidc
grrrpbung SET berrldenoera @alte in
England ltnD ibrer ltanmbertpu,tbten
|areiie in Irlcrifu harafteriitrtTes fbaB
ibr 9ai1s bas GefiiGI fir Die Gdn,ad
abgcbt, Sic ibr' iii Dieier @~erabtpiirbts
gnn9 einer ser bodltert @eiltcsmi1en=
Iidaften lie9t.
Ms @erpIo bel gcrfiinoigung bes
beborltchenoen Sieees i'll Solse Der
groben Sffcnlibe fpn1te Bruce nntiirz
lid nidt feblen. Ser offisiene enelilde
@eididtslii9ner ertldrt. sic beutide
Gcgierln1s lpiile, bob tic seidlasen
ici, aber bas beutlde gplf ipilie cs
npdl niht. 9as beltlbc Golf lperbe
NIT 2il9er1 9efiittert uno Die 8egiers
ing III Berlin fiircbtc lid, Sic @cbins
lgungel1 a,lsuncbmcn, sic lire Mieberz
lagc flarltellcu. Alis hielen, unb an
oercn. Griiaben biirfe ser &rieg nidt
l1e11tl6ieben enbclt. lpnber1 11ilr nit
Dem pDlligcn Siege Der I1iirten. Ser
9al1ptgrlnb lit t1ad grpcc, peil sic
GQiirten fir agrobc Grunoidee"
fdmpfcn, bic cine 2ebensfra9e fir bic
Weti6bcit 1cien. 3ncrlt miiiie barllnt
Sic umilitdriide &nlte" ht5frebitirt
iperben, Die iidl an &ricg crfreue nno
nidt blpb suil5 europa beorobe, lonz
bern au6 Mn1erifa.
Sic 9rpben @rltnblaee, fir ipelde
lbie GDlfcr Scr @ntcntc ~fd1npfen mill
fen, iast iebr ridtis Ser vg%panspilcr
9empfrat". iiab bic Id%ranfcnlolc faz
Notwithstanding burd ensltlde,
fran5Dlilhe llnb a,ncrifanildlc Si1au5z
galnner. 31 Sen literariIden @erf<
5cu9cn pielcr @eltralber gc66rt alld
| @rbcel
@enn ser &erfaIler bes pffi5iclen
eu9lildcn 9eri6ts ilber bic bcl9iidea
@relel" altb in feiner nellelten Iuss
llallltrl9 lpicber ieincn pcrlosencu anz
Igeli6dTidct Gbarafter 5ci9t, 10 bleibt
Ter nllr ieiner ssatlr setrcu. Mber
cr lontc bpd) nenisltcns nidt 10 albern
Iiigci.
Sic angabe, CT babe bon Mmcrifaz
nern, Darlttter pielcn bcltiber Scr
funft, enc Norelle erbaltcn, lponab
iofprt Sricbcn scidlolien iperbe, mill
lie, lit gar SIT blDbe. Gin 9cutider,
Scr et1c Abrcllc an cinen Sdurfcn ipie
8rpce nnterScidnct, lit elm cntarteter
grppf. Gs 9icbt Splde, ober bab cs
Sielc iparcn, 1T nidts ipciter als frcde
sbipinpclci.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-11
Ge,,apfrnt
Seerasbet 1851
&s~ransseber: s. Slider Trinting So,
Entored at the pestofflce at Davenport
90 Second Class Matter.

Der r5deItAe Demsfrst", etm<esItn
eot!nfagS'MI8Qobe, iedS Nitutrnern febe Wbmf'
Ttre on be Nbot1Isnten In .oisfer eta6t III
~ oentS no1entit& ober $500 idbrIt6 Sci
Boraus5atlu1g fret abgeIiefert.
lRtt Der 4oit auberbaIb Der 9tabt. ma r.,
eerb etnem .8oitamf, IN ben Ser. Staafe,. "a.
nGSa ober WeIico. $500 idbrIid Bel BoraiS.
pie eonata4e . Saseabe, nar burd bic gon
na@ teber1 9Dftantt In ben Ser. etaaten. Yp{fei
ttbrli@ $1.0O BET gornussablune.
pei, s9albtuSdbentlt9e 9emstrat",, bur6 81.
Solt tHnerbalt ber Der. Staaten urb 6urd
Lrtger tn Der Stabt $3.50, Bel Boraus5a5Illre
$20O; mag ganaba $3.50 iinb mad Guropd
Ser y@b@entlt@e pemrfYat"", tn atpet xbei
len watttpods llub sonnabenbs, ioYfst tnisr
lalb her Der. Staten 5000. mad Garaba uni
MAO EUROPA $3.50 idbrIi9 bei HorauSaatline
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-11
@olitiidr nnb nnpoIitiide
GRANDCHILDREN.
gaslallo bat bic 2%pnSpuer 9e@
Observation-Disclosures, inn Die Neltra<,

lettl o0ltg gu fnebeIn. ;,,,s3 j.
80 IN ,tz ].
8eutldlai,b bot borfa,f NIT ber
.arfhnft bes S.nn.Sei-siss aasu dys
b opfts SelrtldlaubT i'm @afel1
BON @dltihtore, seant1pbrtrt..d 97s.as i
M&s MI i.fs5p ...n5a!,
Sic 6fitilde 8lpfaoelauf bpber
See ntebenbeis selagt, mihaem SDlz
ferre6ta 1tinpereinbar te-- iitsiburdbrpz
den. Sic, GSrii,naile, ,Sobnt 8un's 9bei
gmpfaalg, pieler Nodridt bdttcn nit
leben moeen. i I
1850 .. idH Itiitag
49, So, Nriesbert Sobmi ghru, lperas Tilt
Sen 8eutibcn a~lifnebncn fpiu; scr
.rnnulB friiber qufitrben lrnh etnnsi 1ttebr
I hles II en-, Sals Sure eicit 100
Sabren aaeefouoabnt biit.
- gl1glanb beridarit feline 8lofobe,
tint Die Musbun9erung Seutiblanbs gu
cr5lpinaen, 8aibineton bat nod nid6t
lin Sntereiie Der @rumanitdt" bagegell
prote]tirt.
SIT alld eornibt mebr nptbipe,11z
Dig. .9us neue oeutide. @aupelssltnz
terieeboot modt, .ipie fisura 5eist, Sic
pcriddrfte britiide Blpfabe iuuiprild.
Iud Sic glpfabe Ser amerifaz
snilben @afen. bon ser ma III @oibz
i19ton nidts 81 ipiiien ideult; trpsbcm
npr allen 6afen an Der @ifAite. ser
Ser. Staten britiide ms f~ran5DIiide
|s9iffe. al1f Der 2auer ltesen.
. . if 4
@us Dor beutidcn 5afea,
|befanntIid ni6t Ser Sall lit. pbippbl
Sas @plferreM Dos pprldrcibf. ipe,r,,
bon elmer 9lpfabe iiberbalpt Die Meoe
fem fan1l. Aber aid Sic palt england
bclicbte 9lpfabe .duf bpber Gee" lit
iett in Bic griidc sesouscn.
al1d ser srobe seclies Self
Goes I'M @taserad, .oeu Ell lih. au1ams
men all. lilsen berIltdbt bat. miro in Sic
Sriide aebcn. Scr alte v1pneit sbe"
iuaro rcdt bcbalten. Niall fam nidt
alle 2cllte aue 3cit tauidel.
SSentcpes 8eridt iiber Die Sec
id)ladt bel Siitlanb lit natiirlid) ein
SiegsbDmnllS. @ie mdrc g anoers
mogli6, 81 Sellicpe Sic Shladt perloz
ten bat l1nb Seuicpe Elm Gn9Idnber lit.
Momiral Selliree iii lnb langen,
gM6Senten sl Der lleberseu9ilng ses
lan9t, DOB bic griten iiber Die 2ellt=
lden cincn Seelieg errlusrn baben.
llno ipabreno CT ludlbad1te, babeu Sic
Gclltlden an Der engliiden aiiite Elm
|britiides sdiff sefapert.
Sic Situation In1erifas iii be-
rcits crfolat. Gin beutides Saltdbppt
lit in am,erifaniiden @epdlicrn eingez
l%anfen,. Gs lpar nies abcr cine red)i
erlpiilidtc Srpalion. 9us Ealldbopt
bradtc Sic 10 ~llnenplitb n%ptbtpenoiseu
mehiainiidcn ms Sarbitpffc nit. 81
radt. lib Gcntidlmb bafiir, bob icine
Seinbc BON Mmcrita nit @affen berz
lcben tperben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-11

Inc Stimmseber. nelde ii6 GIT Sen
funbamcntalen @rllnDidken Scr Sc
mpfratie befennen, 1i1tS eingelaSen,
iib an Der @abl bon 9elegaten gu bie<
Ter &pnbention gu bctbeilisen.
SIM Quftrag bea 3en,ofratiidcn
Central Z Committees, Der In elmer am
8. Wai 1916 abeebnltenen Berinntm<
lung ertbeilt tprrbe:
s. Is. &cpnolhs, @oriibcr.
70. S. 8ranagar, gefretdr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-11
Observation-Disclosures

acknowledgements, ipdbreno
bas aano nit Siebcreifcr gum &ricg
%riiltct cs licgt cin 8ibcriinn
i'm tinbildcn Spiel.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-11-02
Passing Of Popular Priest.

Death has removed another pop
ular preist in Toledo
He was Rev. John p. Michaeles,
ID. D., 46, who died in the residence
of his mather, Mrs. NJ. A. Michael
is, 2139 Warren street, Wednesday
afternoon. For year Father
Michelis had been afflicted with
diabetes, but pneumonia was the
immediate cause of his death.
Father Michelis was born in In
dianapolis in 1870. He came to
Toledo in 1890. His classical edu-
cation was obtained in st. Louis
University and his theological edu-
cation in st. Mary's seminary,
Cleveland.
He began his priesthood in 1894
in Shelby, where he served five
years. In the succeeding three
years he was engaged in mission
work, after which he was in charge
of st. Joseph, Maumee, where he
remained six years.
Father Michaelis established the
Toledo Catholic Record and for
three years was its editor. In 1908
he was appointed member of the
faculy of st. Mary's seminary in
Cleveland and was advanced to
vice rector and rector, holding the
latter trust until his death.
In 1914 Pope Benedict conferred
the degree of docter of divinity on
him. He was a member of the
bishop council of the Catholic di-
ocese of Cleveland.
Besides his mother, Father Mich
aelis is surved by four sisters, Mrs.
Paul Howard of Chicago; Mrs.
Charles Werner, Toledo; Mrs.
James Ragan, Maumee; Miss Ag-
ness Michaelis, Toledo, and one
brother, Joseph w., of Toledo.
BLADE.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-11-02
Beyond the River

On Tuesday morning Oct. 81,
1916 at $50 o'clock Mr.. Frederick
Stephen Wesseler passed away at
his Perrysburg home after q long
illness.
He was born in Huntingberg,
Ind, on Nov. Is, 1914, and at the
time of departure was aged II
years, II months and 16 days.
During the war of the Rebellion
he was a member of Co. +. S7th
Illinois V. | and served his coun.
try faithfully.
On Thanksgiving day, Nov. 27,
1902, he was united in marriage
with Miss Ella Plohesey of Otta-
wa, O. They came to Perrys-
burg where they have since re-
sided.
Besides his widow he leaves 4
brothers and one sister to mourn
his departure.
Mr.. Wesseler was a good citizen
and was well liked by all who
knew him and his departure is
generally regretted.
After brief service at the home
the remains were taken to Evans
vile, Ind, for interment.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-11-02
HOLLOWE'EN PARTY

Miss Laverne Witzler' enter
tanned eighteen of her little girl
friends at Hollowe'en party, the
date being her eleventh birthday.
The little ones were dressed in
the usual Hollowe'en costumes,
such ghosts, Indians, clowns, gypsy
and even an old maid. A first and
second prize were awarded for the
most comic costumes which were
given to Helen Bayers and Beatrice
Berning. The usual Hollowe'en
games were played and with a dain-
ty lunch in the dining room adorn-
ed with the autumn shades and
the Hollowe'en favors, proved most
enjoyable for the little revelers.
A marsh-mallow roast and par
ade to the Auditorium theater were
some of the features of the evening.
The participants were Helen Will
Jams, Melba Rossbach, Angela
Hoffman, Gertrude Witzler, Helen
Bayers, Irene o. REILLY, Petronilla
Hoffman, Edna Witzler, Helen
Moser, LORNA Cousino, Gladys
Webb, Lillian Cornelius, Beatrice
Berning, Marjorie Williams, Lenore
Hoffman, Margaret Bayers, Lucille
Tippey and Isabelle Anon.
The little ones departed aftel
wishing Miss Laverne many returns
of the day.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-11-02

There is more Catarrh in this Sec
ton of the country than all other dis
eases put together, and until the last
few years was supposed to be incur
able. For great many years doc
tors pronounced it local disease and
prescribed local remedies, and by con-
stantly failing to cure with local
treatment, pronounced it incurable.
Science has proven Catarrh to be
constitutional disease, and therefore
requires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
f. j. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is
the only Constitutional cure on the
market. 1t is taken internally in
doses from 10 drops to teaspoonful.
1t acts directly on the blood and mu-
cous surface of the system. They offer
one hundred dollars for any case it
fails to cure. Send for circulars and
testimonials.
Address: F. ]. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-11-02
How Catarrh is Contracted.

Mothers are sometimes so thought
less as to neglect the colds which their
children, contract. The inflammation
of the mucus membrane, at first acute,
becomes chronic and the child has
chronic catarrh, disease that is sell
dom cured and that may prove life's
burden. Many persons who have this
loathsome disease will remember hav-
ing had frequent colds at the time it
was contracted. A little forethought,
a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy judiciously used, and all this trou-
BILE might have been avoided. Obtain
able everywhere.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-11-02
Cutting Wide Slots With Hacksaw

Cutting Wide Slots With Hacksaw.
Mechanics frequently find it neces-
'ary to cut slots in metal with hack
saw. When wide slots are required, so
hat single cut from blade will not
make them, two or more blades may
be placed together and wider cut
made. If the pins, over which the
blades are hooked, are Strengthened
slightly they will hold several blades
with uniform tension.-Popular Me-
chanics Magazine.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-11-02
Stamp Statistics,

In all there are about 10000 kinds
of stamps, used and unused, and be-
tween 10000 and $4,000 different vari-
cites. The collections in this coun-
try, not counting the stamps held by
the government and dealers, are worth
something like $100,000,00O. An exhi-
bition held in New York city three
years ago, under the auspices of the
Collectors club, was valued ut $1,000
600.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-11-02
Not lmprobabIy.

A gentleman of u very excitable and
emotional nature had the misfortune
to lose his third wife. He took the
affiiction very much to heart and at
the grave was so overcome that he
tainted. His friends gathered around
him and were fearful for his life.
Among them wGS German who spoke
English brokenly. He stopped down
and felt the gentleman's pulse and
looking up said: Hes all right he'll
re-wiye."-The Christian Herald.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-11-02
Why Is. U. Bistline Should Be
Elected Probate Judge.

He has an excellent literary edu-
cation. He has studied law but
not desiring to practice the pro-
fession he never applied for admis-
sion to the bar.
lie is well verSed in business af-
fairs and possesses the executive
ability that has made him success
fuf as teacher, farmer, and oil
operator, hence he will be well
qualified to pass on the various
business questions that frequently
arise III probate court.
He is warmly supported by those
who know HIM best. Notice the
voluntary Endorsements given him
by the Rural Press Oh eastern
wood county:
Pembervile Leader: eve hon
estly believe Mr.. Bistlinc would
make probate judge Of whom the
people of the county would be
proud"
Editor Myers Of the Risingsun
Unique Weekly, says: Mr.. Bist-
line is progressive and successful
man and a good fellow. He is one
of the most popular men in the
county and his judgment and
knowledge make him very fit
man for the position.
Editor Hodges of the Prairie De-
pot Observer voices his approval
as follows: Mr.. Bistline is widely
known all over the county and will
make strong candidate. Mr..
Bistline is held, in high esteem in
Montgomery township and has all
the qualifications requisite for fill
ing the office OF probate judge to
the satisfaction OF al" "
To this his home paper, the
Bradner Advocate, adds: 1t is
with deep sense Of pleasure that
We learn that our fellow towns,
man, b. .. Bistline, is now an
ayoWed candidate for probate
judge. No man is held in higher
esteem by his fellow townsmen
than BlStline. His character and
integrity are above reproach, his
business ability is evidenced by
the fact that he has been success
tul Ill all his ventures. His fair
ness, impartiality, his broad hu-
name view, his high education ana
his practical ability to adapt him
self to many and varied problems
OF the day i'll our opinion eminent
ly fit him for the office of probate
judge" "
To which we add what we have
said before-he has the reputation
for never forgetting friend, or
doing some kind act for the worthy
fellow down Oh his luck. He is not
afraid of work of any kind and is
Iunquestionably qualified for the
office of probate judge as his judg-
ment is fair and unbiased. He can
not be coerced by any dishonorable
motive or influence. We know
this from personal observation.
His name will appear on the nom
partisan judicial ballot as the law
requires.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-11-02

We speak too exclusively of the capt.
taIistic class. There is another as for.
midable an enemy to equality and free
dom of opportunity as it is and that is
the class formed by the labor organiza-
tions and leaders of this country
Speech, Waldorf Hotel, New York,
March 16, 1907.