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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-10
SMOKER" ODDZIALU $50
MACIERZY POLSKIEJ.

Ma ostatniem posiedzeniu Cd
dziahu Sw. Franciska Ser, Mr.. 3,
Maciery Polskiej cz}onkowie, kto
rzy przybyli, mimo zawieruehy
snieznej, ubawili sic doskonale
zapewnie wieczor ten dlugo w ich
pamieci zostanie. W komitecie u
rzadzajacym byli panowie: Fran
ciszek Schlott, Bernard Dechnlk
/ Wladyslaw Glomski. Move
kr6tka ma tenn wieczorku wypo-
wiedziai sekr. gen, p. Tom. >.
Blachowski, ktory trafnie pre-
rnowil o wielkiej potrzebie ,,klu-
Blu" ola Macierzyst6w. Mysl
przez wszystkich zostaia solidar-
ME poparta i skoro przyjdzie Gas
to Oddzial Sci i czionkowie mic
beda ostatnimi.
Ma wieczorku obecni byli: -
prezeS. J0zef Rzepka; wiceprez.,
Tranciszek Schulist Sekr. prot,
Wiktor SchuliSt; kasyer, Kon-
stanty Lama i czlonkoWie: Au--
gust Bratke. Edward Dolatow--
ski, Andrea IednoralSki, Piotr
Konior, Jan Konior, Wiad. La
lasz, Ian Lalasz, Jan Lobodzih--
ski, Walenty Mocny, Kaz. Moe
nv, Franc. Niemczyk. Franc.
Romca, Piotr Sentowski, Jozet
Schlott, Leon Schlott, .J6zct
Schmidt, Jozef Piejda, Jozef L.
Wi5niewski, Franciszek Wvrzy-
kowski Franc. Wejnerowski i
Bolesiaw Zoska.
Oddziai Sci Macierzy Polskiej
byi znany przez wiele lat jake je-
den Z najczynniejszych W organi-
zacyi i jak z wicczorku widac.
czfonkowie zabierajq SIG do piracy
rych}o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-10
9. Nova prezesa Oddziaiu 107,

9. Nova prezesa Oddzialu 107,
p. Adama Mazurkiewicza, ktory
wyrazil zadowolenie z nalezenia
do Macierzy Polskiej, obiecujac
zarazem, re Z pomoca wszystkich
cAonkow, OddziaI 107 w przecia-
gu roku pozyska do 500 czfon--
kow.
10. Nova prezeski Oddzialu
l0S,. PAM Cecylii Mazurkiewicz,
ktora w imieniu pan przyobiecafa
re Oddzial ich wzroSnie w roku
do liczby 700.
Z powyzszych NOW widac, re
pole ola Macierzy Polskiej w tel
dzielnicy jest otwarte i jest juz
zapewnienie, re w krotkim CA
sic te diva OddziaIy przescigna
W liczbie czfonkostwa wszystkie
inne Oddzialy w Macierzy Pol
skiej.
II. Mona organizatora p. Pho
ira G6raleskieso. kt6ry wykazy-
wal nowym Macierzystom i Ma
cierzystkom, re pracujac ola
,.NIacierzy Polskiej'', pracuja TAX
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-10

re i Ola siebie samych, oraz "a
checal do jak najenergicznlejszeJ
piracy mad zwiekszeniem szere-
Cow Oddzialow swych. Panu Pho
trowi Goraleskiemu nalezy sic u
znanie "a zorganizowanie Oddzia
lu 107, a paniom Cecylii Mazur-
kiewicz, PAM Pelagii Spychal-
skiej i PAM J6zefie Wichert "a
zorganizowanie Oddzialu 10S.
Ma zakohczenie przemowif no.
wy czionek i wspolpracownik z
organizatorem, p. Stanis}aw Jam
kowski.
Modlitwe przy koficu odmowii
kapelan, X. GrzeS, poczem wspol-
ME odSpiewano vBoze COS Pol
ske.'
Instalacya byia jedna Z najpie-
k~niejszych uroczystoSci w die
jach nowych Oddzia}6w i urze-
dnicy Zarzqdu G}6wnego dfugo
zapamietajq mile i serdeczne
rrzyjecie, jakiego doznali W pa
rafii sw. Barbary, ma Bridgeport
Gle"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-10
MACIERZ POLSKA PLACI
$500 "a ZLONK NO.
WEGO!

WieSc o nowym konteScie Ma
Clergy Polskiej rozeszla sic Z
szybkoscia biyskawicy pc calem
Chicago i niema dnia w ktorymby
'jakiS urzednik hub czfonek ME
przychodzil do biura Zarzadu
Giownego pc aplikacye.
Ola tych, ktorzy moe jeszcze
ME sfyszeli, powtarzam, re Ia
Rad G}owny Macierzy PolskieJ
uchwalii p4acic pc $500 "a kazde-
60 nowego cz{onka Tub czionki--
ME przez 3 miesiace, to jest cd d.
1go marca, do dnia 1go czerwca.
Ia aplikacye, ktore zostaly wy
robione przez doktora, podpisane
pred 1szym marca hub po 1szym
czerwca, placic sic bedzie tylko
$1.OO.
SposobnoSc TAXA nigdy ME ma
darcy sic Macierzystom i Macie-
rzystkom i bez kwestyi wielu,
wielu skorzysta Z tel okazyi.
KTO CHcE $500 codziennie
zarobic, pc piracy zwyczajnej, ten
MECH CO wieczor zapisze przyja-
ciela, przyjaciofke Tub ktorego Z
krewnych. Kt6z powie, re to ME
warto?!
Werbujcie vice, bracia i sio--
stry! Dosiagnijmy liczby 10000
czionkow i cz1onkin W tych Sch
miesiacach.
T. S. Blachowski,
Sekr. Gen.
Oddziai 107 juz wybral nastepu
jaca administracye: kapelan,
Wiel. X. FIR. Cries; prezes, A.
Mazurkiewicz wiceprez., Jan Sta
niszewski sekr. prot, Lud. J. Pa
wlaczyk; sekr. fin, And. NADIA
l;nski kasyer, Kaz. Czubaja; rad
nj: Fr. Mazurkiewicz, Jakob &C.
sarz i Wal. Banasiak m~arszalek
Iszy, And. Goralski; marszalek
2gi, Wojciech Pokoj.
vOddzial 10S, Sw. Ryty, wy
brai nastepujaca administracye:
Kapelan, Wiel. X. Fran. Cries;
preDesowa, Cecylia Mazurkie--
wicz; wiceprez., Pelagia Spycha1
ska; sekr. prot, Jadwiga Levi
cka sekr. prot, Jozefa Wichert
kasyerka, Marya Mackowiak RAJ
dine Zofia Sliwinska, iPelagia
Przekwas. Marya Bogucka mar
szaAkini 1sza, Janina Swiatnicka 4;
marszaFkini 2ga, Veronica Ia
gozda.
Il Lekarzem ola obu Oddziaiow
jest znany DR.. NJ. Badzmierow--
ski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-10
re O TECHNIKOW.

Kursa szkolne ma Town Of
Lake rozpoczynaja sig we VITO
rex, dnia 1lgo marca o godz. poi
do Sci wieczorem w lokalu pnr.
1910 - 51sza ul. blisko Throop.
Move kursa ola mechanikow
ma Milwaukee ave. rozpoczna sic
w poniedzia}ek, dnia 17-go mar
ca w lokalu Stowarzyszenia, pnr.
1152 Milwaukee ave.
R. Turczynowicz,
sekr. S. T. P. w Am.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-10
MAJ stanu.

- COZ to sasiad idzie krowe ma
iarmarku sprzedawac i ubrai sic we
frak?
- Pc zalatwieniu sic z krowa, POI
de ma posiedzenie do parlamentu.
sasiad wiesz przecie, re zostasem
wybrany poslem z naszego okregu'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-10

Dz1DNNlK CrICAaO6H snKss-
kcza wieceJ drounych ogiosSsh. ant
tell wszystkie inns dsisnniki VobkiG
- Chicago raze1n wzterA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-10

of the said Polish Alma Mater of the y. S. of N. A, at the
City of Chicago, State of Illinois, on the 9th day of March, 1919.
ALBERT F.. SOsKA,
President.
THOMAS S. BLACHOWSKI,
Secretary.
FRANK WITKoWSKI,
Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th day of March, 1919.
S. c. MAZANKOWSKI,
Notary Public.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-10
~STALACY DWU ODDZIA
Low MACIERZY POLSKIEL,
MA ,BRIDGEPORCCIE."

sic uroCzySta lnStalaCya OddZlatu
Sw. Kazimierza Krolewicza, nr.
l07 Oddzialu Sw. Ryty, nr. 10S,
Macierzy Polskicj, we wielkiej
sail parafialncj ma Barbarowie.
Ma instalacye przybyl pro-
boszcz X. GrzeS, ktory r6wniez
Przyja} urzad kapelana W obu
Oddzialach, W towarzystwie Xxx.
Wojciecha .Janiszeskiego i FIR.
Nowaka. Zc Iarzqdu Gl6wneeo
przyby1 Vice. Moderator, Y. A.
A. K&owo, prezes, Wojciech F.
Soska, wiceprezeska, Antonina
Baranowska. sekr. gen. Tom. s.
Blachowski i dyrcktorka, Salo--
mea Urbahska. Z goSci byli ODE
chi prezes Oddzia}u 40. Sw. Lud-
wika, Macierzy Polskiej, Matcusz
G0raleski i sekr. prot, J. GA
plewski.
Posiedzenie zagaii organization
Piotr Goraleski, poczem oddai
mlotek przcwodniczacego prezc--
sowi generalnemu, Woj. +. Sosce.
kt6ry powolaf X. Proboszcza do
cdm0wienia modlitwy. Nastepnic
pc wyjasnieniu zgromadzonym
bardzo liczebnie eel i zadanic or
ganizacyi Macierzy Polskiej
przez prezesa. nastapiia przysia-
ca czlonk0w / czionkin. ktora o.
debral kapclan. X Cries. Dalcj.
Wice-moderator. Y. Klowo dal
~instrukcye urzednikom i urzed--
Iriczkom, a przysiege odebral
zn6w kapelan, Y. GrzeS. Mar
szaIkami honorowymi byli, PIP.
Tom. s. Blachowski i Mat. Cora
lcSki, GRAZ panic A. Baranowska
! s. Crbanska.
w miedzyczasic popisywafy
sic deklamacyami panienki Tere-
sa Spychalska / Pelasia Wichert,
ktore obdarzono hucznymi o.
klaskami. Przygrywala r6wniez
orkiestra miejscowego organisty,
p. Ed. OsSowskiego.
Pc przysiedze urzednik6w / IT,
rzedniczek, udano sic do sail
szkoInej, gdzie PREY pomocy czci-
godnych Si6str przygotowano
smaozna kolacye. Pc modlitwie
odm6wionej przez y. Kapelana,
wszyscy zasiedli do jad}a a uslu-
giwaly nadobne czlonkinie nowe-
go Oddzialu sw. Ryty, mr.. los
Macierzy Polskiej. Pc kolacyi or
ganizator Oddziaiu meskiego, p.
G6raleski powolai ma mistrza to-
sstow goScia, p. Mateusza Cora
leskiego, kt6ry jest prezesem
Oddzialu 40 Macienzy Polskiej,
W parafii Sw. Jacka w Avondale.
Mistrz toastow, wedlug progra
mu, powo1al nastepujacych:
l.. Przem6wienie X. kapelana,
ktory goraco zacheca} swych pa
rattan i wogole wszystkich Pola-
k0w-katolikow do wstapienia W
szeregi ,,Macierzy Polskiej.'
2. Przemowienie prezesa gene
ralnego, p. Woj. F. Soski, ktory
przedstawil cele i dazenia yMacie-
rzy Polskiej,"
3. Przemowienie wice-modera--
tora, X. A. A. Kfowo, ktore sic
wszystkim podobalo; zreszta
zwyczajna to jest rzecz, BIO vice
moderator organizacyi tax sympa
tycznej, jak Macierz Polska, jest
sam mowca dobrym, pfynnym i
powszechnie lrbionym. Serdecz-
nymi oklaskami podziekowano
mu "a rady / wskazowki cenne.
4. Przemowienie wice-prezeski,
p. A. Baranowskiej. ktora z wer-
wa wywiazala sic re swego zada-
MIA
). Przemowienie asystenta PREY
par. sw. Barbary, X. w. Janisze-
skiego, ktorego movie przykla-
skiwano cd czasu do czasu, gdyz
trafiala do przekonania obecnych.
6. Nova nowo = zapisanego
czlonka, p. Jana J. Berek.
7. Nova dyr. S. UrbanskieJ
wszystkim sic podobaia, zwlasz-
CA przypowiesc o ,,Cnotach."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-10

The Polish Alma Mater Of the United States of No. America,
of Chicago. Illinois, a fraternal beneficiary Society, by Albert F.
Soska. its President, Thomas S. Blachowski. its Secretary, and
Frank Witkowski, its Treasurer, hereby certifes, that the above
published Annual statement for the year ending December 81, 1918
is a correct and true account of all money received and expended
in the past year.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-10-03

have been back at my trade as a
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l surely can give your remedy my
strongest endorsement and l recon-
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George P. Davis, Kansas st. Danville,
ILL.,,
Mr.. Davis is only one of many hun
dreds who write that Trusler's Rheu-
matte Tablets have ended their rheu-
mat-sm. Why should you suffer when
you can try this wonderful treatment
without risking a cent? Your money
will be cheerfully refunded if you are
not fully satisfied.
Trusler's Rheumatic Tablets are ab-
solutely vegetable and harmless, yet
they are positive in their effect and
benefit. In most cases a marked i'm
provement is noted in the first few
days treatment. .-.. a..
: An old reliable remedy sold by lead.
ing druggists throughout the U. S
A. so cent and 81 sizes. Truslel
Remedy Co., Huntington, Ind Adv
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-10-03
VALEDICTORY

With this issue the Tribune closes
. period Of nine years and two months
service under the management Of the
firm Of Kenyon and Weir; the next
issue viii be under the firm name Of
Kenyon and Bissonnette; The under
signed having sold her interest in the
plant and good win to Robert j.
Bissonnette who viii assume her place
rext week as one of the proprietors
and publishers.
It could not possibly have fallen
into more worthy hands. "Bob'
needs no introduction to the people
Of Wauseon and vicinity, having been
for more than three years a member
Of the Tribune Office force and being
well and favorably known. He has
recently returned from overseas after
having given two of the best years
Of his life in the service of Our Coun-
try.
He is honest, capable and upright
m every way industrious and anxious
to succeed; he will do his full part in
the work Of publishing a newspaper
commensurate with the needs Of the
town and country surrounding.
Give thi new firm the support they
deserve and I guarantee that they
will give to the community the non.
est, Conscientious, faithful service
which Is so much needed.
The principles of the Tribune which
are just, cannot be purchased at any
price, but in an unbiased manner
this paper Will continue to do its
work in the county.
Upon retiring from the management
Of the paper, I count my friends and
well wishers in large numbers anf
their appreciation affords me mucf
pleasure and satisfaction.
To subscribers, advertisers and al
others who have given willing anC
loyal support, l wish to express my
sincere thanks; also to friends Of th'
press to whom we owe q debt Of
gratitude for favors many times ex
tended.
All accounts due the old firm ma,
be paid at the Tribune Office.
Gratefully and respectfully your
Kathryn B. Weir
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-10-03
PORTRAITS OF ROOSEVELT
FOR EVERY SCHOOL ROOM
Memorial Association Chairman
Plans Gifts as Part of
Ohio Campaign

Newark. GA. H. Kelsey, glass
manufacturer. who is chairman Of the
Ohio Roosevelt Memorial Association
In the seventeenth congressional dis
'tfict. which includes Licking, Knox.
Richland and Ashland counties. hopes
to. be able to present every school
room in those counties with a framed.
enlarged photograph of Theodore
Roosevelt by October 20. when the et-
fort to raise 100000 for the national
fund will be under full swing in Ohio.
Mr.. Kelsey is now negotiating with
manufacturers in an effort to asces-
tain whether sufficient quantity Of
such pictures can be produced in the
short time that is left between now
and the campaign opening. Over
1000 will be needed.
Il am in great hopes that the photo
graphs can be printed, mounted and
framed in time." Mr.. Kelsey says.
Unfortunately, my gift lie not original
with me-so many other chairmen
over the country are planning to do
the same thing that the manufactur-
ers are flooded with orders"
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-10-03
LEGAL NOTICE

Georgia Ma. mLo resides at Brooklyn, I!
= 80 { u.4.y- Michigan, Carrie Hendrick-
V sues in Los Angeles, Los
Angeles County California and Melissa
Noble. who resides at Lake City. Calhoun
County, Iowa Edwin Saunders, and the un-
known heirs, assisnees. execu ors and ad-
ministrators of the said Edwin Saunders,
deceased; Mathew Shoemaker, and the un-
known heirs, assignees. executors and ad-
deceased, Frederick B. Shoemaker and the
unknown heirs. assignees, execu ors and
administrators OF the said Friedrich B; Shoe
maker, deceased, o. c. Croft and the un
ministrators of the said o. C. Crof de-
ceased; Peter Hutben and the unknown
heirs, assignees, administrators and exeeu-
tors of the said Peter Holben deceased; hat
he place of residence and the post office
addresses. of all of said above named per-
ons except Georgia Miller, Carrie Hen
the undersigned plaintiff and cannot by
reasonable diligence be ascertained.
Each and all of said above named per-
sons will take notice that on the eighth
day of August, 1919, the undersigned Ad-
ministratrix as plaintiff filed her petition
in the Probate Court of Fulton County. Ohio.
the being cause number 1886 on the
docket of ssid Court against them and
.thers as defendants, in which pc ition the
i"r';f alleges in substance that Josenh
Hamilton Clough now deceased was the
ta.e: Situated in the Village of Metamora,
County of Fulton and State of Ohio and de-
number fifty six (56) of the
original plat of the Village of Me amora
County of Fulton and State of Ohio, as the
anne is plated, laid out and recorded in
he official records of said County. also a
piece of land situated in said Village of
Metamora, Fulton County. Ohio, and being
described as follows, to-wit: being a part
If the east half of the north west quarter
IF section eleven, town nine, south range
four east and described as commencing at
the south west corner of lot number fifty
seven (57) in said Village thence south
westerly along the west lot line to the
,outh west corner of lot number fifty one
(51) being the public highway thence
northerly along the east line of said highway
to the center of Ten Mile Creek running
through said Village, thence easterly along
the center of Ten Mile Creek to a line
parallel with the southerly line of lot
number fifty seven (5O in said Village,
thence easterly on said line to the place of
beginning containing two (2) acres of land
more less.
That it is necessary to sell said real es-
tate to pay the Indebtedness of said dece-
dent That the said defendants and each
of them claim some interest and estate II
the said premises by way of title liei
which claims are adverse to the title
plaintiffs decedent and are cloud thereon
that in fact the said claims of the de
PENDANTS above named wholly unbound
ed and that none of said above named de
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-10-03
mrs. ROOSEVELT REQUESTS
4 SMALLER MEMORIAL GOAL
Thinks $4,000, 600 Too Much
for Association to Ask
From Country

New York.-It has been decided
that the minimum goal of the Roose-
Welt Memorial Association should be
reduced from $10.000,000 to $4,000. 900,
1t is explained by national officers
OF the association. which is preparing
to launch Embarrassing campaigns in
Ohio and the AZ other states on Oct.
20, that the reduction has been made
in deference to the wishes Of Mrs.
Roosevelt. who felt that it would not
be right, in view of the widespread
suffering and want existing In the
world. to ask the American people to
give ten million for memorials.
There are many Indications. how
ever" said James r. Garfield of Men
tor. O.. who was secretary of the in
terror under Roosevelt, and who is q
member Of the national organization.
"that the movement will meet with
such q popular reception that much
nearer the 310.O00.000 originally set
for the fund win be raised"
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-10-03

PENDANTS have any right, title, interest or
claim upon the said premises any part
thereof.
The prayer of the said petition is that the
said premises may be sold free from any
claim of said defendants or either of the
same and that the defendants and each of
them be forever barred from having or
claiming any right, title or interest in and
to said premises.
All of said defendants are further notif-
ed that they are required to answer said
petition on or before the fifteenth day of
November, 1919. or said petition will be
taken as true as to them.
Rachel v. Clough. Administrative of Joseph
Hamilton Clough, plaintiff.
1856 By Paxson & Garfield. her attorneys,
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-10-03
LEGAL NOTICE

To Robert J. Feeney, whose place
of residence is unknown and cannot
with reasonable diligence be ascer-
tanned.
You will take notice that Martha
V. Feeney has filed her petition against
you for divorce and custody Of child
rem, in case No. e039 of the Court Of
Common Pleas of Fulton County
Ohio, charging you with gross neglect
of duty, and that said cause will be fol
hearing on or after the 1st day OF
November, 1919.
F. S. & J. M. Ham,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
22-6
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-10-03

out-buidlings. This farm is OF a
black loan and well tiled. School
house just across corner from farm;
This premises is fairly well fenced
and has about z acres OF second
growth timber as well as about acre
OF orchard of mixed fruit. Also small
fruit such as grapes and currants;;
A good well of water with good
steel windmill on same. The above
described property is bounded by q
stone road on the north as well as on
the east side of said farm. Also mail
route passes by this place.
TERMS: $500 to be paid on day
of sale, balance when deed is made
THIS farm will stand the most rigie
inspection and may be seen at an!
time before day of sale. RememDel
the date, Tuesday, October 2, 1913:
Heirs of JOHN BUEHRER, Jr
Estate. o-
Col. Geo. H. Rutz, Auct. %;
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-10-03
CAN'T FOOL THEM =
ALL THE TIME

In 1912 when he was a candidate
for the Presidency, Mr.. Wilson told
the country that a Democratic tariff
law would reduce the high cost of
living. He was elected upon that is
sue, the tariff was reduced, but the
cost of living continued steadily to ad-
vance, even before, outbreak, of war
in Europe. He surrendered American
makets to foreigners but the cost Of
living did not come down. Now he
soberly tells the country that if they
wial ratify the peace treaty, league
and all, the cost Of living win come
down. He is Just as confident now as
he was in 1912. But surrender Of
American sovereignty to foreigners
will not reduce the cost Of living in
1919 any more than surrender Of
American markets reduced II IN 1913.
It is one more instance of Wilsonian
camofiage-on q par with his "kept-
us out-if-wnr" slog1n in 1916. But
the people have had enough.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-10-03
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

The estate of Anna Mary Weber,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Lylia
Weber has been duly appointed and
qualified as administrative with the
will annexed of the estate Of Anna
Mary Weber, deceased, late of Cli1-
ton township, Fulton County, Ohio.
Dated this 4th day of September
A. D. 1919.
A. M. BARBER, Probate Judge
Fulton County, Ohio, Probate Court
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-10-03
HARRY YKAUFMAN

Dealer in
Rags, Paper, Magazines, Iron, Rub
Der, Metal of all kinds, Barrels
Sacks
Old Machinery Our Specially
Best Market Price Paid
Phone $40
262 West Chestnut St.
Wauseon, Ohio
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-10-03
OuTaPOKEN PATRIOTIEM

IL has become a matter Of coment
about the Senate that practically all
Of the speakers in opposition to the
treaty and league of nations are
greeted by applause in the galleries
when they conclude their remarks.
Thus far there has been no noticeable
demonstration on occasions when the
undertaking has been defended by an
administration Senator. Inasmuch
as the thousand or more occupants
Of the Senate galleries, made up Of
tourists and others from all parts of
the country, may be taken as fairly
representative of our whole population
Republican Senators are interpreting
the applause as proof Of their con-
viction that there is an overwhelming
sentiment Throughout the country ir
opposition to the league Of nations.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-10-03
MORE APPARENT THAN REAl

MORE APPARENT THAN REAL
Federal Sleuths announce that they
have found $1,000, 900 eggs in storage
in the vicinity Of New York City. For
n city Of some 5000, 900 people, that
means about three eggs for each per
son old enough to eat them. Limit
ing each person to one egg for break
fast, It means eggs enough for three
days. Well, wouldn't New York be
foolish not to have a three day sup
ply on hand7 What If strike or
an explosion or freight congestion de-
layed shipments, would a three day
supply be too much? And how much
better OF viii New York City be when
the Federal investigators have forced
the sale Of the reserve supply?
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-10-03
Heads of Campaign
For T. r. in Ohio

~ HIo Is being thoroughly or
Il ganized By counties for the
Roosevelt Memorial fund
campaign. to begin the week
OF October 20. In the most populous
counties there will be township organ
nations as well. In an effort to bring
this movement. 20 truly one for all the
people. before everyone in the state.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-10-03
PUBLIC SALE
OF 4 90 Acre Farm

Of % Acre FARM
The undersigned heirs OF John
Jr., deceased, will offer for
sale at PUBLIC AUCTION on
Tuesday October ., 1919 ~
at loo o'clock p. m, on the premises,
so acres Of good land more or less
situated 81 miles south and / mile
west of Arckbold, Ohio. or Q miles
southeast Of Stryker, or 5 miles
northwest of Ridgeviile Corners
Ohio. 49,,
Description of Premises
This farm has 2 good 10 room
veneered brick house, cellar undel
the whole house. Good barn 36x6-
it., q corn crib and hog pen, CHECKER
coop, wood-shed, granary and othel
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-10-03

RAILROAD MAN SUFFERED u
MONTHS-THIS ENDED 1T
"T had suffered with infamatory
rheumatism for thirteen months
seven months in bed. spent five
weeks at the springs without relief. L
could barely walk on crutches when a
friend induced me to try Trusiers
Rheumatic Tablets which gave me
relief, almost from the first dose. l
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-10-03

FOR SALE OR RENT-A 43 acre
farm locaed miles from Wause.r
inquire at Tribune.