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The sun., 1916-12-21

The Colorado and Southern Railway
Company. through Its attorneys. Ststsoh:
Jennings q Russell OF - Broad street. Med
three summonscs In the County Clerks ofnce
yesterday with notice OF an action againet
the Chicago. Rock Island and Pacinc Rail.
way Company for he recovery OF amounts
exceeding s.. 600 ~ In connection with the
construction Of t..v trinity and Brazos VAL
ley Railroad In Texas. A summons was
served on j. j. Quinlan. vice president OF
the Rock Island. OF u Mall street.
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VIEW BUILDINGS IN MANHATTAN

BROADWAY. = " c lss'h ~. q one story
frame temporary structure. :<sx33%-
Iity Rca! Estate Co. lIs Bway, owner:
douglas Robinson. agent. Kendall, Tay.
,,r \ %, Busiou. Mass, architec ts.t 30, 900
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RESULTS At AUCTION.
lat - vESEY STREET.
RY Henry a1rAdY.

\ " NESEl STNEET1
by Henry Brady.
18TH ST, :.s .:l W, SoxlooI II, 6 story
Hat A VI Goeh., ag, Title Sthwefelb~rg
80, a.; da. 'sS.ss,, - taxes e.: e.;
MADISON Az. l5at, lssx;c. ; story house
Metropolitan Saw Rank aEt N c Rob.
inson 81 al. due. 1851 20 taXes. &c,
sl.3;: 81; adjourned to Dec 80.
lat s:os THIRD AvENuE.l
By Bryan l.. Kennedy.
W ALTON Az. = :. - n lIath At. Hos 100.
vtcant-Cath Hountye sg' Notlaw Realty
corn 81 al. tn". sA.32S ~, taxes a.,
tl33.5G, to John \ Mccarthy ..... $3.50
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G.. VI. IVES

e. Merritt Ives. manager OF the apart
ment renting department Of Pease 4
Gilman, has been rewarded for the
showing made by his department by
election to the office OF assistant secre-
tary OF the corporation.
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>OTIC8A.


ANDREW. MARTHA Hin pursuauee
Of an order OF Honorable John =. CohaIaS.
Q Surrogate OF the County OF New YorE
notice Is hereby given to AL persons hayiss
claims against Martha II, Andrew, late a.
the County of New York. deceased. 10 pre-
sent the same. with vouchers thereof. l.
the subs cribers a. their place Of transact.
WWick.r,hsm 4 Tart' No 40 wall ss,r.Socs:
the Borough of Manhattan City Of Nev
York. on OF before The .3ru day OF Dscsn.
Der next.
Dated. New York. the 18Th day Of JunA
1915. SAMUEL. WOOINERTOS,
GEORGE r BUTTEhwORrH.
Executova
Csdwa,ader wlck.rshsm 4 Taft. AttornSye
for Executors, No N Wall Street. Dov~
ough OF Manhattan New Work. Citv.
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ALTERATIONS.

isr Az. =. be, .sth and :sth ste. 20 a
three story MISUNDERSTANDING and Allied
as 72i Il, Brooklyn. architect. . 5000
S7TH ST. n r., 10 , four story and base
inent dw.lling-F Arnheim, 81 F. 57th
architect :. ,..,... SIS, 900
The sun., 1916-12-21

In an order signed yesterday Judge
Learned Hand OF the United states District
Court permits the Corn Products Renntn9
Company and the other defendants COM
posing the so.cailcd stafch and glucose
trust to take an appeal - tho United
states supreme Court from his recent de-
cree OF dissolution. The appellants get
100 days to perfect the appeal papers.
The sun., 1916-12-21
TO BUILD 10 DWELLINGS.

Louis Gold. builder. has bougth twelve
lots on the north s!de Of Neptune ave-
nue.. between Thirty-third and Thirty
hfth streets. Brooklyn. on which sixteen
par family residences will be built I'M
mcliately.
The sun., 1916-12-21
YONKERs DWELLING SOLD.

Thomas s.. Burke has sold for John
Troy Ia Frank ADLER the dwelling at
l03 Waverly street. Nonkers
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HELP NA>TEINMAIE.

STENClRAlTIFU Experienced young
man for general "rr"spontrp," work In ths
otn's - 70 large ,uutrht tiug Company. eX.
,r,ient nppOi luultN Tor diNHurcm,nt Write,
stating age eNpsriruu" salary ana religion.
\ a 80 NV
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SATISFIED

tWith name and address o: lender. at.
tOrnrN
i6TII ST, ga Views J Darshar to Title
GUAR & Trust -. l76 Rway ,.... SeS, 900
list Az. " :. 4Ht : 32l s. Mary ID Camp.
bell 10 Harriet stanton Blatch atty. ~
Smith stanton, Great Serk, l. L.. $500
cSrH ~. SIS Rerths kommpl, indivii
and cNtrs, to David Stevenson Brewing
li7TH Sr. ca W Fanny w-in.tock. aIoa
- PAN az, Milwaukee, Wis. to Louis J
Frey, Gle " iaath -; address, 81 Liberty
- ats nhh
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with name and address OF lender and
attorney. II attorneys name is omitted
address party Of frst part.)
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u>rrRN,sHED APARTMENTS TO LET

APARTMENT TO RENT-lnfurnishsd
big bargain nine rooms and 3 baths. must
move Immediately. can he seen any day
Mrs Dale, $50 Riverside Drive. Telephone
Audubon tL30.
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MORE BROOKLYN FLATS.

ing contract has been awarded to the
Fred T. Ley Company.
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LEASE.
Manhattan

9TH Az. 35a n W cor sath NJ zen W.
Patrick ! NTighe to Michael + McCourt
t3 3,th ST, 10 yrs from Jan 1. 1917
atty, Jon r Couch, I'll Bwsy. .....s ", Zoe
The sun., 1916-12-21
TENANT FOR sorH ST. HOUSE.

Douglas l.. Gilman 4 Co. have leased
81 West Fiftieth street, y four story
dwelling. for Mrs. Julia Il. Freeman 10
Richard Wainwright Of Rye. ". Y.
Thomas $. Burke has leased for WILL
lam n. liickie to John \. Moore. the
dwelling at II Valentine lane. Yonkers.
The sun., 1916-12-21

BrOnI.

WILLIS Az. Io7-rnion Dime Savings
Bank to Emisrant Industrial savings
Rank. 81 Chambers st attys, r & f J
O'Gormsn, 81 mter ct $4,000
10Th ST. $ =, - . ~ av-Wnl!am J
Williamson and ano to VIM W spiro.
W spiro. -. % 1t: L city $1,000
pRyANr Az. ,bas-Henry Hi.man TO
Robert + Erts, Flushing. l. !; atty. =
l. shelp. III Bway
LOT 81. map B~ay.CIty Line rrop.-Eawln
81; a,tv, Henry NJ Zuckert. 81 Ccda.
~LonlLLARp pr. :3sS-ritu. de- Robuls to
Donate Picluio, SO L lsoin st. atty.
Donate Piciuio. SIS Z lsoth ~ $1,000
vNsE Az i?oI-Ti'le Guar 4 Trust co
to CITY Real Estate 90, I7s B~ay' atty.
l5YrH ST, y :. ~ 2 Belmont Avn Y
Title n MIG co 10 VI San'l stern. .ol3
9Th aN. atty, Title Guar & T Co l7s
rI>VnLAy AZ, ia-0-Lawycrs Mig 20 to
has II Thornton. ials Findiay. a.;
MArEs Az, II " cor I'm .'~Wm n
Ware and ano. trus. to LAWYERS Mtg 90.
- Liberty st. atty. T q 4 7 Co., ~
SANE PRor-Lswyer. Mts 90 10 TIT.
'ius- 4 Trus, Go, l7s Rway' atty. r q
lidrH ST, 80 E-Caroline Foote to Chas
r~su'Iwnr. = W i7th -; attys. Mastrn
\ y. I, Wal .,....... ..... $4,000
LOrS ., and 20. map Hy Morgenthnu -
standard MtE co to G~resn~ich Bank, 80:
rHHi1vFRsiry'AAyy A.. .atio>Ann"e E,ans to
las \ Benedict. katonah. y V: atty, J "
Robertson, % wal ,,......,...,S -, 900
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

Seiwyn Realty Corporation, Manhattan
capital 500. O0O. directors. Sol Shoiss.
Ewll Hr'itenfeii and Albert A. Raphael
3ui East Tenth stree, Manhattan, cant
tai. Sl,on0: directors. Jacob Hamburger,
Mlrhael y. saimore and Philip Wolinsky,
o.er Realty Corporation, Manhattan
capital ~, OO0: directors. A, ID. Crawford
y p, Klein AMI Martha Oser,
Roberts 4 Cooper. Manhattan; capital.
u .UIO, uirectcrs, Lloyd Roberts, Ieorse r,
h. Cooper. and william s. Cooper,
Nathaniel xrsus q Bro,. Manhattan;
capital, $1,000; directors. Nathaniel Kraus.
Herman kraus and Helen kraus.
The sun., 1916-12-21
ASSIGNMENTS or MORT0A0Hs.
Manhattan.

bf0ApwAY si:;is. rpsc;.ESs,'.Sis
pEiLLAHSSciE!Y' Il. iGy..:.Ei,ea Corp 10 BIZ.
id,nd i'ssily Corp, SIC swsy; Hr1Hnls scG
cTEhRy 81; ;iiSw M.fE.i ,IigGMs
pi. Jersey City. N J; atty. Robert M'set;
iIsTH sT. Isl w-M.riin B.mserser and
ano., enrs to Fannie Wsinstock, go; $;
Paul .y. Milwaukee. Wis: atty. Louis
srH Nv, ~.sssEsamuel r pominiek 10
at.ss . r CO. er 81 M s.S ia sy. 81 .; .s.iS;S,
sGTH ST. 255 w-Title Guar and TT Co to
Union Dime Saw Bank 81, s;h av;
s:p ST. s.ssc Amsterdam .v--orscc
Gorges to Lawyers Mtg Co. 50 Liberty
,isr ST. t:7 Write Guar and Tr CO to
Emigrant Ind Saw Bank: atty. VIM G
$751;, ST. ST = 81 ss' %.s.m ,s;; to n. .Hs..ssSSs
Co to Jc..pslns zom.n. . W 7'd q: e;
Nuidendort. sdn. 70 Anna A quasi. 50
MOn.ssoTsTs p'. sklyn; a''y', R.ee 4
AoTH ST. :.:Ias W "a .v-IAwy.r. Mort
CO to SOPHIE "a : E',man' ! W 'G,s c -;
Av.nu. B.nk 200 9Th sv; atty. Herb.,i,
tyson to Fifth Av.nue Bank. $40 9TH
IsTH ST. nj w.Board OF the church cree.
,ion fund Of the General Assembly Of IN.
f hFs:sE.sT to L. SssG:' MOTT 1n g. 50 ,!s.sS e
RIVERSIDE piivE. s4.sse-van' pysR
srM Av, sas..s!; ~ssi :. :: !; %i;;;,.
,sa III s. sr ~ ~ A's w"a iiIlj,t;x Knapp ana SSV .Sc'
p,ainn-d. j; a,ty.. Bowers 4 $, :!
iorH ST. iis:i4s wMMil,cn knapp and
sn"; trustees. to Milton Knapp. Plain;
18TH ST. As E-Mii,on knapp and anc.
trustees, to Milton Knapp, Piainheid;
BRoHpwAy: ~. iosd si.ctari,on. "
s sI s,, 70 T Hss... A = n;.p ?. az AZ S.:y. FL, T9S
3p AV. ga. ? mtss--Lawyers Title q Trust
60 10 Miiiard F GrIni,hs. a: Ami,yyilis;
lsTH ST. ,,s..s w-Am.rican M;s CO to
Milton Knapp. Plainneld; n J. ana ano.
,rus J Jan : c Plat =, al; a.'yii pcs.F;
,:SrH ST. Ia w~~Am.ric.n M;s CO 70
Milton Knapp and ano. tru., plsinieid.
: j a''ys' Bowers 4 Sands. = Ssss .
isTH ST. AS E~-American Mig CO 10 Nil.
' '2a.: N .;;s:, b r':'Hs'' Z sands i; ga e c: .n:;
:sn ST. al. E-Am.rican Mtg CO to Gr-.n.
crs & :. 81 Csdar 81, ,...-...... 81
10TH ST io: W: so,h st, is W; iioth
-. S. e; 3eth a.. 3:s Ell mtgs-ka.h
Brophy, eNtrx.. 20 Ka;h Brophy: ib "
PINEHrRsT Av. 6s-wiliows Mtg CO to
Lewis l. Person. % Ssh av: atty Percy
: pudley. :s Liberty st..., s1a 600
srH ~, : " cor ll6th Sc Morris exr
10 Alice a Crand.ll. Gte North Carev
=, Baltimore. Md; ATTY, Lawyers T& T
20 1'U BNaN s''. '''''' +'. - E w
MOTT ST. 3~0e-3ol-Iawyr-s Title & Trust
60 u James II Post. Brookhaven. J. ].
and sno. trus, IL part: address 10
SAME PRoP-Same 20 same. II par, a.,
The sun., 1916-12-21

BAILEY AN, :, $50 n Sedgwick av.-
D'AnRelo Contracting Co. Inc. AIT
Ramya Realty 60. owners and contrac.
iSiTH ST. ; " cor Webster av-Joscph
Won Render Rgt lT3d ST Realty Co. Inc.
owners R''csrd' a laSu'dara' ccntrac:
l3sTH ST, u :, S.5 e ~ AIMS av-Archi.
%,ectural Plastering co agt 81 Luke's
Itoman Catholic church, owners, Nc.
Drrnott 4 flanagan. Inc. contrac.
tors .'''''s''. ''.....,,.,,,,..tl, 333
lpaD ST, n =, whole block front between
concourse--Josep Won Render agt lS3i
Street Realty Co. Inc, owners; Riccardi
A. Laguidara, contractors ,......Se\c 2s
ORRIS AV. n W cor 1slst st-Procario
Contracting Co. Inc. agt Infantino Realty
"a, Inc. ownsrs and contractors. -, %, .Os
lioTH ST, 1928 E-Nicholas Nisco agt
Ralph rolcin. owner: Nicola Plzzana.
CONTRACTION. ..-... $50
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan,

WEST END Az, tSs-Frank f Seymour.
rr. aet West End SAD Corp. owner. Heb
bard & wenz, Inc. and VIM j Taylor co.
contractors renewal $50
ArORENY ST. 30-l36-Isaac schelnert
AIT Banned Friend. owner and contrac-
DIST ST. All E-Realty Iron Works aEt
John Honmann. owner; Frank Seery,
cohtrartnr ......S.
BROADWAY, lI<l-R@alty Iron Works
agt Andrew Murphy. owner: Frank
iSOTH ST, >. so a Amsterdam AVN J
Terra Gotta Co agt Parksids Az Realty
"a. owner and contractor, ........ $3.50
llTTH ST, $40 E--Gustsv I Cook agt Bor.
drns Condensed MIX 90, owner Will
tam Higginson, contractor. Thomas 7
Mannion sub-contractor .....,...sTs.e 90
ID Az, 229j. and llsth vt. 2N E-Ameri
Bar Lock - agt Trinity Methodist Ep,s.
copal church, Inc, owner, Katz h Lisbo-
C3TH ST, ii E-Tucc co sgt nel,e Haven
Realty CO. Inc. and Margaret | Hoyt.
owners. Hoytreis Construction Co. con.
eth ST, 80 w-otis Elevator "a art
David u Iyall. owner: Maxim Construc-
ton co. contractor ..,.,.,.,,..... 1t35
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-06-09
OFFICERS ARE SELECTED
For Republican State Convention to
Be Held at Columbus June 21-22.

Columbus.-The committee on ar
rangements for the Republican State
Convention, appointed by Hon. W. L.
Parmenter, chairman Republican State
Central committee, has unanimously
agreed upon the following temporary
officers for the Republican state con-
vention, to be held in Columbus on
June q and %:
Chairman, Ralph D. Cole, Hancock
county; secretary, John P. Maynard,
Allen county; assistant secretary, Ell
mer S. Landes, Wayne county; as
sistant secretary, George Deckabach,
Hamilton county; assistant secretary,
Charles F. Wetzer, Cuyahoga county;
assistant secretary, Warren E. Bar
nett. Franklin county; sergeant-at-
arms, o. c. Gray, Harrison county;
assistant sergeant-at-arms, c. C. Var
her, Ashtabula county; second as
sistant ergeant-at-arms, Edward T.
Banks, Montgomery county; third as
sistant sergeant-at-arms, Toppy
Troupe, Clarke county; fourth as.
sistRnt sergeant-at-arms, A T. Robin
son, Lawrence county; chaplain, Rev
c. R. Havighurst, Columbus; chaplain
Rev. Geo. L. Davis. Columbus; official
stenrgrapher, R. M. King, Franklin
county.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-06-09
IMPORTANT WEAPON OF WAR |
Captive Balloon Enables Army Com
manders to Locate Positions That
Are Held by the Enemy.

The captive balloon is playing an
astonishing role in this war. It was
first used in maneuvers for signaling
purposes only. Aviators did all the
work. 1t was taken into this war as
something antiquated. But it has come
to unexpected honor, thanks to the
conditions of modern warfare. Cap
tive balloons are to he seen all along
the front and their value is great.
They carry aloft whole batteries of
Photographic apparatus.
The aviator, soaring through the air
at a tremendous speed, has not the
leisure to make the observations pos
sible to the man in the balloon. The
balloon is stationary It remains on
the spot for hours and even for days
Even if the observer suffers from the
equivalent of sea sickness he remains
aloft. He is the eye of the artillery
He watches every move of the oppo
nent, the flashes of his guns and con
trolls the fire Of his own. But his
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-06-09

hastily eating a luncheon sent over to
the mapping room from Bongras', Har
Ian drifted in.
Spill your news" commanded Lesh
ington gruffly What's doing. and
who's doing it?"
Nobody, and nothing much" said
Harlan, answering the two queries as
one. The town is falling apart like
bunch of sand and the getaway has
set in. Two full trains went east this
forenoon, and two more are scheduled
for this afternoon if the railroad peo-
pie can get the cars here"
'Good-by. little girl, good-by.' I"
hummed Grislow, entering in time to
hear the report of the fight.
But Leshington was shaking his big
head moodily. Laugh about it if you
can. but it's no JOKE" he growled.
When the froth is blown away and
the bubbles quit rising, there are going
to be some mighty bitter settings left
in the bottom of the stein"
You're right, Leshington," said
Harlan. gravely. What we're seeing
now is only the shocked surprise of it
as when man says 'Ouch!' before
he realizes that the dog which has bit
ten him has a well-developed case OF
rabies. Well come to the hydrophobic
stage later on"
By nightfall of this first day the edi.
tors ominous prophecy seemed about
to reach it's fulfllment. The avenue
was crowded again and the din and
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-06-09
SHOW COP. VICTORY
Signs Prove Country Is Turning to
Republicans.
Recent Special Election in the Second
Congressional District of West Vir-
ginia Is Only One of Many
Significant Incidents.

That was an interesting straw
which West Virginia tossed up into
the political breeze when vacancy
in the Second congressional district
was filled at the regular November
election, the Democratic candidate was
.hosen by plurality of 1,350. At that
ime the total Progressive vote was
,,715. If the Progressives had al
Foted for the Republican candidate he
would have been elected by only 1865
margin.
Now the district has elected Re-
publican by about 800 plurality The
Republican margin is much larger
han it would have been if all of the
2rogressives who stuck to their own
organization two years ago had voted
he Republican ticket and all other
conditions had remained unchanged.
IS the total vote was smaller than it
in a general election, and as not
every Progressive voted the Repub-
ican ticket, it is quite evident that
,ther conditions did not remain the
iame that they were in 1914. There
lave been Democratic losses and Re
publican gains.
IN that respect West Virginia is
ike other states. It has long been
apparent that the current was set
ing strongly throughout the country
coward the Republican party and this
special election in West Virginia IS
he latest demonstration Of the gen
sral drift of public sentiment
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-06-09
The SUGAR Tariff,

Tt matters not which party wins
n the election next November, there
will have to be revision of the tar
If, and along upward lines,' declared
Senator Robert F. Broussard of Loui-
siana, at the Shoreham I'VE may eX-
pect England to withdraw from our
market as a purchaser of sugar after
the war, for she has been encouraging
The development of sugar production
as a result of the report of a COM
mission appointed some time ago.
England will undoubtedly become a
large producer of sugar. British Gui-
ana is producing 100000 tons of sugar
where a few years ago her produc-
ton was only 100000 tons.
Under the Brussels conference,
England is not permitted to give sub
sides, but the position taken by the
English commission is that the war
put an end to the agreement, mas
much as Germany was a party to it.
For the present the duty of one
cent a hundred on sugar will be suf-
fcient. but we shall undoubtedly have
to raise the duty later on to the old
rate, or even higher, for we shall be
yond question have England as a com
petitor in our market unless we do. -
Washington Post
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-06-09

iWhen they come, tell your father
it's time to hike. Are you all packed?'
She nodded Everything is ready"
"All right. Three of my teams will
be here by midnight. at the latest. The
drivers and helpers will be good men
and you can trust them. Don't let any.
hing interfere with your getting safe
lyup to the mountain tonight. There1l
be warm times in Gomorrah from this
on and want free hand-which |
shouldn't have with you here"
"Oh. I'm glad. glad!-and I'm just as
scared as | can bel" she gasped with
true feminine inconsistency. They
will single you out first; what If am
sending you to your death, Victor! Oh.
please don't go and break my heart
the other way across by getting
killed."
He drew a deep breath and laughed.
"You don't know how good it sounds
to hear you say that-and say it in
that way. I sha'nt be reckless. But
I'm COINS to bring ]. Wesley and his
crowd to Scok-they've got to go, and
they've got to turn the Little Susan
loose"
They will never do that" she said
sadly.
'T'n make them; you wait and see."
She looked up with the violet eyes
kindling.
Il told you once that you could do
anything you wanted to-if you only
wanted to hard enough. believed it
then; believe it now"
NO." be denied with a smile that
was half sorrowful, Il can't make two
hills without a valley between them.
I've chased down the back track like
little man-for loves sake, Amy
and I've burned all the bridges behind
me as ran; namely, the sham deeds
to the pieces Of reservoir bottom I'd
been buying. But when it is all over
l shall be just where / was when we
began-exactly one hundred thousand
dollars short of being able to say:
Come, girl, let's go and get married
But father owes you a hundred
thousand dollars" she said quickly.
mot in hundred thousand years
o most inconsistent of women! Didn't
we agree that that money was
poisoned? 1t was the purchase price
of an immortal soul, and / wouldn't
touch it with pair Of tongs. That is
why your father couldn't use it; it be
longed to the devil and the devil want
ed it back"
Father won't take that view of it.
she protested.
a"Then you'll have to help me to bully
him, that's all. But l must go and re
lieve Grizzy, who is doing guard duty
at the mixers. Tell your ia
ther-no, that isn't what l meant tc
say, it's this" and his arms went
suddenly across the hundred-thousand
dollar chasm.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-06-09
KIMBRoUGR IS FAVORED
Board is Commended for Appointment
of Civil War Veterans.

Concerning the appointment of J. S.
Kimbrough, veteran Of the Civil War,
as superintendent of the Ohio Soldiers
and Sailors Orphan Home at Xenia,
Robert J. Odell. president of the AS
sociation of Ex-pupils, writes Governor
Willis as follows:
During the past week the press of
the state has widely published that
the Association of Ex-pupiIs of the
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Orphans
Home was strenuously opposed to the
appointment of Comrade ]. S. Kim
brough as superintendent of that great
institution. If there be any objection
to this appointment, it has never been
brought to my attention; on the con.
trary 1 have heard the highest ex.
pressions of satisfaction and com
mendation of the action of the board
sn appointing a Civil War veteran tc
that office"
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-06-09

afternoon that you are on record for
something like hundred thousand
dollars worth of choice Mirapolis
front feet. How about that?"
Brouillards smile was quite heart
whole.
i've kept my salary in a separate
pocket, Harlan. Besides that-well, |
came here with nothing and / shall go
away with nothing. The rest of it
was all stage money"
"Say-by hen!" calculated the own
er Of the Spotlight Then, shifting the
desk: "You ought to let me print that.
I'd run it in red headlines across the
top of the front page, But, of course,
you won't. Well, here goes
for the fireworks and a chance of a
soaped rope" And he pushed the bell
button for the copy boy.
Late as it was when he left the Spot
light Office. Brouillard waited on the
corner for a Quadjenai car, and, catch
ing one. be was presently whisked out
to the ornate villa in the eastern
suburb. There was light in the hal
and another in a room to the rear, anc
II was Amy who answered his touch
of the bell-push.
mo can't stay" he said, when she
asked him in. But had to come. i
It was only for a minute. The deed Il
done I've had my nextto-the-last
roundup with Mr. j. Wesley Cort
wright. and tomorrows Spotlight will
fire the sunset gun for Mirapolis. Il
your father here?"
"No He and Stevie are up at tn,
mine. / am looking for them on ever,
car"
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-06-09
HAVE DISPLACED OLD MAIDS
Bachelor Girl" Is Better AppelIation
Now Given to the Woman Who
Remains Single.

Among the most delightful modern
products are our bachelor girls.
1t has been said that a good wife
is the by-product of love, and it may
be said with equal truth that bach
elor girl is the result of new business
conditions.
One thing, however, is certain: The
bachelor girl has crowded out our old
maids. Rarely, indeed, will you come
across real genuine specimen of the
blighted love series surrounded with
her feline pets, an authority on heart
symptoms and blender of bird seed.
There may be a few of those dear
old maids still to be found in the re-
mote country districts, but in our
towns and cities they are extinct as
the dodo.
Perhaps it would be more correct
to say that they have evolved" into
bachelor girls. In the good old days
any girl who didn't marry before she
was thirty was dubbed ''an old maid.
She was frequently lonely soul and
took to reading faded letters and
dabbling with smelling salts.
Nowadays a girl who doesn't marry
is called bachelor girl" She has a
good job and holds it down; has a
checkbook, good clothes, lives in a
pretty fiat or shares apartments with
other pretty girls, and is looked up to
and envied by her married friends.
She attends strictly to business and
her relatives are very polite to hel
because she is such "a clever crea
ture," and incidentally because she
buys shoes for their children and pays
for Angelina's piano lessons.
The old maid lived in the past; the
bachelor girl lives in the present and
has her weather eye on things tt
come.-Buffalo News.