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Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1917-08-31

LOST-A purse, between the hos
pital and the T. & l. station Wednes-
day. Finder please return to hos
pital.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1917-08-31

FOR SALE-House and lot on Wal
nut street, Wauseon, at reasonable
figure. Inquire Isaac Tyner, Execu-
tor estate Francis M. Barns. lift
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1917-08-31

FOR SALE-A good second hand
Newcomb fly shuttle carpet loom with
all attachments, inquire 324 Cherry
street, Wauseon, Ohio. Clip
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1917-08-31

GARAGE FOR RENT-Good and
new at the Aldrich house 80 W. Elm
street. Inquire J. A. Wharton, Phone
143. 21-tf
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1917-08-31

FOR SALE-A used Ford car in
good running condition phone 81 is
on ATT, w. B. McClraren. 2O-tf-c
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1917-08-31

FOR RENT-Garage, at rear of
Harrison and Funkhouser Brothers
store on South Fulton street. In
quire of Mrs. E. H. Harrison. 2O-tf
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1917-08-31
Farmers Free Exchange

WANTED-Practical nursing. Call
Mutual Phone 1880, Tedrow, Ohio.
6-tf-c
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grOBeS GOn5erl OeS
GueSOaO ~Jllu(lCa(g(u6
Sin srDfartieer Gnnisenuf, Der benz
mM~FtliebenOen 8nblifmm Cma.
has ge6Dten iuiro.

9a6ItebenO briugen mir oos Gro.
gromm oes grobcr, rnter ben auipi,
5ien 0eS Suesoop 0iuficol Club lte'
benoen aon3erteS, ons i'm 8opt
Sbeater an Qonnerstog abeno Dor
Dem 6eriibmten 8ioIinpirtuoien @66t
Bropn uno Dem aon8ert.8 Barton.
Sanger Osfar SeagIe abgebalten
mir0.
Brogramrt.
1. J. Conus-Concerto;
Allegro motto;
Adagio;
Allegro subtle;
Herr Eddy Brown, Violinist.
2. a. Prologue from q Pagliacci)-
Leoncavello.
b. L'amour de moi-0ld French.
c. Chason a manger-Old French,
d. Quand la mer Rouge-Old
French.
e. Ash Grove-Old Welsh.
I. Ballynure Ballad-Old Irish.
Herr Oscar Seagle, Barton.
8. Bach-Gavotte.
Handel-Larghetto.
Cramer-B rown-Rondino
Sarasate--Playera.
Observation-Disclosures.
Herr Eddy Brown, Violinist.
a. a. Vision Fugitive aria from He
rodiade)-Massenet
b. Carnaval-Fourdrain.
C. You are the evening cloud
Horseman.
d. Song Of the Sword-Urich.
e. The Crying of the Waters
Campbell Upton.
Herr Oscar SeagIe, Barton.
s.. Paganini-B rown-Caprice No. %.
Cui-0rientale.
Ernst-Rondo Papageno.
Herr Eddy Brown, Violinist.
6. A group of Negro Spirituals by
Henry T. Burleigh.
Deep River.
I want to be ready.
l don't feel noways tired.
Nobody knows the trouble I've
seen.
Jesus heals the sick.
Herr Oscar Seagle, Barton.
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Nus cineoln.

Generals eoior @oob, Der oos
aommonoo i'm Camp Guniton fiibrt,
bat bic Befreiun9sbeborbe $50. /
BON 2incoIn erlu6t, ben Sol bon
@m. gfit1eD bon 2incoltt Ser ff
jett iii Gunlton befin0et, pieoer aif.
%5anebmen. Mit6ep bate ni6t I'm
feline 9efreiung nadgein6t, unS
ipGter Itellte fi6 beroiis, oaB iein
8oter, Der nerfriippelt lit uno meb-
rere iunge @eidpifter g1tt5Iih bon
inn obbdngig Iino. General MooS
bertritt Die 9lnlidt, 0oB Hitdeb be-
freit perben ioate.
Die @erbanblltng gegen Cabin
21lnbert, einen StroBenbo6nbeam'
Ten bon Smnbo, fpcgeit Woroes,
iheint In einen politiIden Streit
nltsorten at nolerL oils Goiintp On
malt 3. Beterion ben S~taotfommiIIor
sSobn @riebt, ben friiberen 8oli3ei,
def, nIs 8et9en fir Sen Stant be.
rief. @rigbt bette ausgeiogt. bob
tpdbrenO 0e8 Strobenbabnitreifs, bel
Dem Bm. Miqer bon einem @ag.
g0n aus, Der bon 2ombert gefiibrt
ipur0e, eridoiien nuroe, Die 8oIi.
3eipprfebrlingen 10 gut gepeien iei-
en- iDie lie MIR qeboten meroen fonn.
ten. @1breno oes StreifS ilbertrug
ipoo1 0ie Gta6t 2incoln Die Boli.
s~ptgeipolt Dem 9irgermeiIter Sobn
g. @iaer. gtltn fol- feitgeIte(lt iuer-
ben, tporittn Dies mobl geiheben lit.
Inter Dem 8oriib bon aommiiidr
SoDlor pliroe bente bon Der Staots.
giIenbnbnbebor0e Elm 8erbor Der
gTpreBraten 9efibrt.
8ioe.goritber 0cS Stnats. 8ertei6i.
a~tingsrotes gouplon0 lit Der anIi1t,
1ob lid Die @iirger G}~ebro8fas ouf
Diele Gntbebr1ingen in betreff oui
ole 8e~rienoitng bon glabrungSmtt.
teIn gefaBt MAIDEN l%oIlten, Die 8e-
gfertng brotde 10 bieIe 8oggons
gum transport bon 9abrungsmit.
icIn uno on0erer fir Die Sort
Tiibrnng bes ariegeg notigen Mate.
rioIs, onB es eben nidt geniigen0
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Gdituerer @ntonnfoa.

Sremont, gleb, 6. Sob. Del
Scottlafe in Soun0ers GountD pur.
ben Inn @littcrnoft BEL elmer aitto.
folifion odt GGrionen berlebt. 3pci
oabon fuer0en ieOenfaqs nidt nit
Dem 2e6cn onooufommen, p1brero
cine Idtper berGett lit. Die Snioiicn
beioer gfiltos botten einem Eon3ber.
gniigen beigemobnt. Die ON ihluer-
item &erIebten firto Some8 8ofobec
llu0 2uDipig Gels, Die beioe einen
Idmeren 66GoeIbriih oobon trilgen.
ionic SRI. M}innie 9rltdner BON ga.
bio gitD. Die iibrieelt fofnen nit
lcidten 8erLebttngen 6nnon.
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Puftenic6mcr5cn
icbnca e~elinSerts
Gi8ennrtisc, itedjenbe nn6 srabenSe
nenralgiidle Sdmer5en i'm Saft.
tuOdeil seliuScrt Onrd bds
Gloan's Eminent.

@laubt ni6t, boB es fir Sift.
nfier3en feline 2inoerung gi6t, neil
naDere SeiImitteL beriagtet. 6loon's
Ointment lit ourdoringen0 uno nirf.
fam, gebt 6ena 2eioen ouf ben @run6
unb beieitigt oie Gdmeraen oltrdy
aufbebung oes 9rtdes ouf BEN
geerb. 8ieaeidt lit cine Gnt3iin0ung
Die arontbcitsnriade. Die beiIe10e
@irfltng bon 6lonn's Eminent be.
ruhigt Die 0erben uno beieitiet Ole
$dmcrsen.
Babet einfab BEN i6nreraeroen a5rperfeiG
nit etoas Gloan's Eminent. Siefe flare.
yeits GIilfiaieit beftedt Mot bic 9nut. 69atft
ioIetties ginbernns obue Ginrei6uHs, Die
G6iaersen bon Si9ios, geuraI0ie, gerrentuns
osn. Guetjauuser unb aHoeren auBerIidea
aeeeH mndbeH Gle Mot mir biIfIos, fottbera
f1pd6eH Gle al6. SIoan's Eminent If tets
rdrfli9. @ei9li9 arobe GIai@eH in ieoer
Elpoibefe. 2bc. SOC, $500.
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SnformeQer Splbnten6aa.

Somstog oben0, Den 10. gloD.,
finoet I'M itd0tiiden Gltoitorium elm
informeuer Sol0otenboa Itott, neron-
ltaItet bon Der 8. aompagnie 0es
nelten Z. Rcbrasfa Snfauterieragi.
mentes. 9ie 8orbereitungen fir
oieie GeItli9feit Iiegen in Sen SGn-
oen bon &opt. q. 6. Mc@lobe Der
es iid) our Qufgabe gen1odt, ote @e-
ieQtgfeit url0 ben famerooi9aftli9en
@eiit inter ben Wnnnihaftea oes 7.
Gegtnerte8 beionoers 8u pflegen.
4ae i'm @eeres- ltr0 Dem Marine.
oienit e~ingereibten M2onnih1ften
tperOen iid at Dem 8aG beteiligen;
oltd lit cine Ginlabung an Die itGOti.
ihe Geuertpebr er9angen, In Uniform
31t eri9ciner. Die 8iirger bon
Omaha liub an 6ieier 8oafeItlidfeit
gang beion0ers ein8ela0en un0 ioa-
ten iif 8ablreid einfin6en.
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liebt, aus einem Grtrem ms on6ere
gu fallen. &ier ltn0 BORT in unirem
2onOe erideinen 3eiti9riften gii.
der, 8roihiiren, Die 6arauf bin6eu.
ten, oaB in areiien, in oenen man
an6ers benft ols bel ms, Die gel.
.Itige 8%erorbeitung Der 8eiterfabrniiie
ouf alien @ebteten bereit8 in SIN.
.griff geuommen mor0en lit. Mtit
&ritiiieren tn6 gte0ieren nir0 man
gegen Die ne1len Hi6tungen, Die iiG
oa oun1el0en, nidt au8fommen @s
gilt 0n, Soeen nit S0een al be-
.fampfen. uno 6ieier &f Der Sci.
tier n1uB bcute idon begonnen iper-
ben nenn Die Shlo6t nibt berlo.
rem peroen ioa. o9ie 3ufunft geb0rt
MIR ben mnbren &6pfen un0 Den reg.
iamen &Gn0en", bot Dor etli6en
95obren elmer ser be0eltten0iten I'm.
ter Sen iiingeren @itarbeitern Ser
uStimmen Der 3eit", 2ippert ge-
.in9t.
@0ge man oober Dem QppeG:
gCine3 le8 i0ees @eb6r idellfen, uno
ibnt aitf. 90 er aus elmer tiefen
pip6oloqii6en Grtenntni8 Der sc.
9enlpartSforoerun9en berborgegon.
gen lit, prnttiid 5oIge leiiten.
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5dlt NIT @sipcGr unS Sua6c mir6
nnaeiGuiien.

Superior, g}eb., 6. 9}ob. als
Soc Setberington, IA Sabre oIt, nit
einem @efpebre ieines @r6eitgeber8
cine Ercppe berunteritieg, glitt er
aus uno fiel, 9o8 @eipebr gine los,
bod mar Der 5duB gIiidlider 8eiie
nod Dem 8o0en oeridtet uno nlir
nenige Sdrotforner 0rangen einent
aroeren &naben, Did 8aige, IN Die
8eine. Ser ltnfoa eeidab Dor 81
lderS 9rogenbmolung.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-06
ua6rmf
fir nniern alien 6rcnuO 6ariten
8ObUer.

g8er arn lebten Gonnerstdg, ben
/. Gooem6er, nidt fronf6eitsbolber
Der6inoert mar, 9ntte iid cingeiteat,
nm unlerm alien 6reuno GarIten
8obmer Die Iebte Gbre at ertpeiien.
Douglas GorntD NOR itorf nertreten
mas fir Die groBe 8eliebtbeit oes
olten @errn iprift. aud aus Cor
By nno @oiGington County maren
piele 5reuloe nit ibren 6amilien er.
ihienelt. Bon Blair tparcn 9eter
Siert, Sans gamb uuO anOere ber-
6eigeeilt; bon Golbottn eridieu @err
Senrp globner nit ieinen @ngeborii
gen nn0 beridia0enen nnoeren, 6le
o6er tueaen BioBmongeIs niht Elm.
8e[n angeiiibrt mer6en fonnen. 4ud
@retna, 0tiQarO. 8enion un6 6to.
renee maren gut bertreteu. 3abtrei-
DE 2~ei0tragenoe botten iid aid olls
Omaha ein0efunoen oarllnter a1t.
quit Bod, Sobamt Alt0reien, 15obrl
9abnfe, Sons Bod, @rnt6rItit Sogr
Brandt mo anoere. Cine LANCE
Heibe bon 4ntomobiIen er3ablte bon
Der groBen 8~eliebtbeit, oeren fid Der
8erbli9ene e%rfreute. 8iele mareu
oli6 nod NIT Dem 8ampfroB gefom'
men, Inn ben 6reun0 auf Der leeter
Geiie 3u begleiten. Qae ain0er uu1
ain0esfin0er tpnren o1peieu0.
Der gnitor belt cine fraftbolle
ergreifenbe uno tr0itenoe Heoe UNI
0ie bergoiieneu GrGnen 8eigten uui
gu oelttlid 6aB Die Graaernoen oe.
a(tat 8apn nod Iouge Sabre III IL.
rer Mitte 6ebaIten b1tten. Gle Blu
ulenipenoen tiefa 70 5o6lrcidl Elm
Dab lie on8 SrouerqemodI nidt iolier
tonnte. 90 gine oenn neult and
fir Die 5anrilie nod bel 81 frilb
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8emerfensDertc @erIammlaug.

Die 6eberal 9fubber gompanp
bon Glt0nbb, isis, lit zines Der gro.
Ben llttternebuen5 ueI6es CUR lie.
ber5eugltng 9elangte, oaB Die idbr.
Iihe 3uiamnenberufrng nller ibrer
8ifriftSleiter uno 8ertreter fir Die
S1tereiie1 hires llnternebmens MIR
Ron gr6Btem 9dlben iein fam uf0
batte 81 0ieiem l3med cine oerortige
3uiuIamentunit fir lire Itgeltellten
In ben Eagen bonn 90. bis eins
id Iieblid 20. Sftober einber1ien.
IS Better uno 8ertreter Ser berifie.
oenen 8iitrifte batten iid au oieier
fir Die Sirma bodit ipidtigen Ser.
eingefuuoeu uno nnbmer
an 0en bartholomew geldGftliden
9erbanOltngen tell, erbielten zines,
tells SytItruftiouen un0 mdhter
.atu ielbIt 8oridldge, bic iih auf Den
.Grfolg 0es fiinffigen @ei6aft5iabreS
.be3iebat ltn0 bon einidnei0en0ct
.@influB fem 0irften. Sir oie @ditc
NOR in ie6er gg3tebimg inf 6as
8eitc gelor9t moroan, 10 ooB lie nod,
lange ouf oieie erfolgreidle 3uian.
menfunft Suriifoenfen meroen. Ser
idieOete Better Der 5eoeraI &ubber
COMPANY ridteten aid beion0ers
.iDertboae u11o intereiiante aniprateu
an Die anipeiert6en Ole nit groBem
.8eifoa otfgennmmen pltroeit,
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gom grrOer 6eim Spiel eridloKem:

9eotrice, 3eb., 6. cot .-AIbert,
Ser 12.jdbrige Coin bon Serrrt uno
6rou 6reo GareG, tpRr6e 9eitern &C.
t6tet, o(s iein 8-iGbriger 8ruoer
Clarence cine 90 foIibrige 8iidie
6eim Spiel auf i'm obfeuerte. Die
&itgel orong benz aroben ms Ser5
lno fitbrte ben 900 auf Der Steae
9erbei. Die Gna6en batten Die
9ii6ie in einelu nIteu Softer gefltn.
BEN mo muBten nidt 6aB 0ieiel6e
geIaoen mar.
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Bckanntcr OcMtldtcr
TIT 9cItcrbcn!
gIrt6nr SSnin.

Milpaltee, isis, 6. gtob. = 4r.
tbitr G0nig lit %geitorben. Ser 500
fam fir Die gtabeitebenOen nift I'M.
erportet, SdJon felt Sabren lit Der
0obingeidie0ene an gelegentIiden
ShninOeL mo Characterization,
Ole lid I'M 2oitfe Oieie8 Sabres in
fitr ieine Semitic beunrubigen0er
8eiie mebrteit. God oos, mas aus.
itronlte aus ieinem froben Semitic,
lieb Die inn ferner Stebenoen ni6t
abrcrt, ipie peit Die aranf9eit borge.
idritten mar. @r ieI6it mar lid
bieGeidt 0eIlen nidt gon5 bepuBt
iuenigitel5 5eigte er ME Oas minoelte
4ngitgefiibL Dor einem plotliden
CODE. 9lls er in Maoitat Septem6er
Dor ieiueut &oteL in 81. 2ouiS mie.
Der eillett Obllna6t5anfaa erlitten
bate, tplr6e er 5uriidgebradt int Iein
SENT nod @ouipatoIa uno 0ann
na9 ct. Saul in 0as 6ortige ct.
Soiepbs Soipital. Seit dlteIter
Sobn, Sans SONG Mapor bon
8nupntoiu, erfubr ben oen aer3ten
BORT Die 8abrbeit iiber ben 3ultQno
oeS gaters, Der bonn mieoer in fein
@eim auridgebrn6t tpur6e. Ger &o0
trat aan3 i6uer8los Elm.
Die aronf6eit mar @erfalfutg Der
grterien getpeien, 6urf Die Ii6
idlieBli9 ein Ser5Ieioen bi(oete.
Sod oieier Gage ipru4 er ipieopr
bon elmer Reiie mad benz 6ii0en, 10
unOermiltliA boffuungsfreubig mar
er.
Sim Mor9en 0e3 &o6esta9es rton6
er nuf tuie g~emobnlidL o6mobl Tim
Die Qcr3te o~ngeraten batten, I'M Bette
at bleiben. gr flei0ete ii9 an uno
iebte ii6 an ben 6riibItiifstii9. auf
ieinem Stuble I'M Speiie3itnmer traf
i'm Der 9er8IdIag I'M 9:15 ubr.
&rt9ur a0nig pur6e am 4! OF
tober 1913 III @arIten bel SteDer in
Der Gteiermdrt geboren rno genoB
cine quite 6dulung, oenn fem &ater
mar 4r5t. gr oiente aI8 @~ini1brig.
6%reipiQiger in Ser 6lterreiAiifen
2lrnee ilnO erporb iid ipater BEL
9tie0ertperfut1g zines Qufltofloe$ III
Der @er5egolpino i'm Sabre 1868 ote
groBe itlberne EnpfertettsmeoaiQe.
SIN Sabre 1872 per9eiratete CT 1i9
in Murau in SeiterreiG nit Gle
MolInne, Die ibm i'm Satire 1911
I'M GoOe b%orarsging. Ser SIZE emit
iproiien iieben aiuoer, con 0enen
bier in iugenOli6em alter itarbeit,
ttn0 orei Sobne i'm ii6erleben: @ans
a., gSolter 8. irfl0 6reo Is. s.
SIN Sabre 1873 idon fam artbrr
9onig NIT leiner Gnmilie nod ame-
rita ut0 lieB fi6 in ct. EduL ME,
Der, no er ipdter Die $50. 8elt greru-
ing So. 0eute 4npit 8reming co.
bettrat. Stn Sabre 1884 tam er
8iterft ndh MiImautee, bod giug er
idon 1866 3uriif mad 81. Saul,
I'M ii6 Damn i'm Sabre 1888 in
@ormntoia BEL Miliuoufee elm Semi
gu er6altelt, IN benz er bis a1t ieinern
3oOe lebte.
aaer0ings mar er nift Der Monn,
Der biel gu @ouie mar. SIN @e0en.
tell: er mar ben groberen Cell oe8
SSobre8 auf Heiien, mfdngIi6 ols
8ertreter BON 2it5ograpbiI6en Sir.
men, Damn fir iein eigene8 @eiddft
Die @rtbur aonig Supporting 60,
sic cine 8eitIong eitten rieliGen llin-
iuB IN ipnniiAcn Gorfen madte,
mes1ol6 er iih aud gerne oIS Cor.
fer" be8ei6nete. Ger 8eritorbene
mar aud in Omaha, 6os er oft nuf
Ser 9urdreiie nod GaIiforuien be-
iudte, tDoblbefannt.)
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eloli6 laneiom Der 8iig feinem ge.
ltimmuugsort entgeger. aud am
TrieoDof riftete Der Serr paItor
nod einiee poIIenoe @orte an Die
@interbLiebenerL bonn puroe infer
6rerno Der @roe iibergeben. Sein
Nonte fpiro itets I'M eiiten angeOen.
fem u1ter ieinen 6reitnoen %fortlebeu.
@tit traltrisem Ser5en
9nfeL Sieb.
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eanOne6r.gereiu FAINT gOnOs.

8opiaion, G. gtob.-syu Der lebten
Notwithstanding 0es Sorpb
Gountb ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mrtrberr
$4,000 bepiQigt fir Ole 3peite
2tbertD altleibe. 2[nt 2atlfia9rnos-
tag miro BON Sorpb Gottntb 2ano.
luebr., ioipie bonn 8Iottoeutiden-
&erein Elm Cans beranitaltet, ipo8u
jcoer 3ettife ber6lidit eingeIa0en
III.
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Nntnhiehe t1tin.

8cober Str, g}eb., 6. g}ob.-
ailto0iebe ent1penoeten 6o8 Serb,
Allto bon Senrp @ebber, Der 10
'W3eilen BON geaber gitp nobnboft
if. SER 8ebber lift elm Sarmer.
Die 9iebe etttnobmen on8 Auto Dem
.5dnppen un6 idoben eS 10 melt,
BOB iie niAt mebr geb6rt iperoen
'fonntet un0 fltbreu 0anr gemiitlif
fort, @8 pnren nod 8fpet anoere
9llttoS nttf Dem @eb6ft.
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NuS Sem Gtaate NebraSfa!

.Iaggons gibt, i'm oos @etreiOe bon
3ebrosf1 at b%ef0roern uitO Die
.@iienbobnen iino modtlos, before
.S6ritte al unterneBmen, ais iie es
.bisber geton.
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gieSn3ieret sic 6u6en qe6engfoiten

,eqasO" cine arnsnTfae enf6ednua,
pertritt bic StcIe bon Gifrit beim asntH nno
Baden, tRf loo bas Snkenb. Steiner &C.
renlien aaifse 5H Sc bas 10. Butter 5H is bts
zoe TO-, ionic nieie anotre sidbrtHgsarfittt
fDnnsH so berlbnr Hfebriaften 0olfeHpreilta ~
Ghrem eiaenen 6aHie bergeFteat tuerben, nan
uefi sntotdten, etnfadIfH Wittbpbtu. Sdlidef teIu
@flDi EonrdHbiae fSin6sIHgifen, urni iBert.
hpleH Sf.00 FranitHEnHpon, ret g. sraiit
9ett. rs, ery 500, Gas 1raHttffe, eaL
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sXEHfwTEEx-yTHz
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-06

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-06

qbonniert uuf Die gdaIi6e sribiine.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1917-03-21

ferrous acclaim The people of Wiscon-
sin are fortunate, indeed, in having
judiciary capable Of rising above
partisan politics, one which deals with
cases having a political tinge, with
out arousing suspicion that the judg-
ment, whatever it may be, is twisted
out OF shape by the political convic-
tions of the judges. Another element
which manifests itself in the selection
of judges in this state is the general
belief that a sitting judge has dis
charged his duties as learnedly, wisely
and faithfully as has Justice Marshall,
is entitled to reelection if he is will
ing to accept the office. And surely
Justice Marshall comes within the
category of excellent judges. He is
learned in the law and well informed
on most questions that give rise to
lawsuits; he is judicially tempered,
an untiring worker and upright man.
More, the public cannot expect it. 1t
is appreciative enough 10 be abund-
antly satisfied with what it has.-The
MadisOnian.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1917-03-21

The Jefferson Banner well says
AN editorial which appeared in re-
cent issue of 1.-THE Independent-Reg
lister" of Brodhead certainly indicates
that one of our toWnsmen is not los
ing any of his popularity 1t is well
known that Judge Grimm's practice of
settling cases without a formal trial
meets with unqualified approval by
the public as well as by the litigants,
since it results in quick justice and a
great saving in public expense. The
article is as follows"
Judge Grimm, achieved another
notable record in the February term
of the Circuit court at Monroe last
week, when the thirteen cases on the
calendar were settled without further
litigation We recollect when Judge
Grimm made his first run for the office
many in this section who were not
personally acquainted, got the impress
sion that he did not possess the per
sonal or judicial requirements for the
high office. 1t did not take the people
Of the district long however to learn
the man, and there are few if any acts
In his official or personal career
which have given cause for regret A
man must possess a lot of common
sense and diplomacy to bring contes-
tants in an action to their senses and
repeatedly send jurors home without
a single case in a term. And further
more we think such sessions count for
much in favor Of community, in that
there are so few causes for legal ac-
ton.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1917-03-21

How far congress may go in the en-
actment of laws directly in conflict
with the rights supposed to be vested
in the states is rapidly becoming a
leading question. Can congress set
aside qualifying provisions in prohi-
bition laws which directly concern in
terstae commerce? Thus some medi-
cinal, scientific and sacramentaI puT-
poses, with some others permitting a
small quantity to be used for bever-
ages purposes. Of course, this implies
that all such liquors might be shipped
into such states from the wet states.
Now comes congress with the pur-
pose of shutting out entirely all ship
ments of liquors in any form or for
any purpose into every state that has
enacted a prohibition law, regardless
of any exceptions made in state stat
utes. The provisions would forbid
under heavy penalties, the importa-
ton of liquors from wet states into
dry states, with many prohibitionists
much amazed.-Racine Journal.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1917-03-21

Traffic police officers stationed at
street intersections in Pittsburgh, Pa,
no longer suffer, from cold feet when
wind and snow assails them. The
'"Toottisetherm," an electrically heat
ed iron plate for them to stand on,
maintaines just the right degree of
heat to keep the feet warm.
Placing a watch near charged wires
or powerful electrical apparatus tends
to magnetic the works. A magne-
tized watch is an unreliable timepiece
and will usually perform in an erratic
manner, running fast or slow. Jew
With a small compass and demagne-
tie watches by placing them inside a
coil of charged wire.
a new type of electric fan blade, it
is claimed, eliminates to a great ex-
tent, the whirring sound when the fan
is operated at high speed
A new type of electric soldering iron
operates on the principle of the arc
Welder and HeTOult furnace to gener-
ate heat for soldering.
Farmers taking power from the ex-
tensive lines of the Atchison (Kan)
Railway & Light company read their
own meters for the company
Exported electricity purchased by
firms in this country from nine Cana
dian Central stations near Niagara
Falls amounted to 1,021 ,780,359 kilo-
watt hours or 45 per cent of the total
output for year.
A new type of telephone does away
with the receiver, the talking and
listening apparatus both being fasten-
ed to the transmitter arm or stand and
allowing telephone communication
without the necessity of holding a re-
ceiver to the ear.
Platinum, which is many times
more costly than gold, mas grown SO
in popularity among the buyers of ex-
pensive jewellery that it's use in the
manufacture of electrical apparatus is
growing smaller each year as less
costly substitutes are discovered