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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-26
8bilabelpbta NDt.

Gpbte pe6 Eaitor &eggen: 8o1'
ter @illiom N6rgaar6, Motbilbt
&1n1bien, @11en Mrtbur 2ange.
Sore &irfer: Dan1f 1utb: Sobm1:
mes Strife, 1850 $50. Du6ion st..
5eorif lutb. Erinitotis Strife, S35
SEQ. 2Otb Ct; Meto6il tfirfen, 15C
6. Megbenp Mpe.; Srelierbercu
|512 SEQ. 9tb ct.
&ie0e: Gleftrifer @ilbelm Bre1t
necfe og MiIs Mo1e @anibalp, Sat:
ter al Glagterm. $. / &eniinGton
@rosierer Crit 2utber @otenbor1
% Miis Mannie Ebomlen, 9ntter a
GSabrifont Eetcr Ebomien hero'
,5ta6e11.
sS11letrnfelter: 0en IS. Sec. @rp:
hrefirfen> 1912 Srfor6; Sen 26
Gemn16sfirfen; SEN 81. Gan|f'
Screening, 715 Columbia Mpe.; Ser
%. Morif Strife, S35 go. 30. Ctr.
SG61elS6ag: Bpgmelter @illian
Miellens &uitru, Sreoeriffa, fp61
Mbe1fpiit, fejre6e T60iels6ag / Mon.
bags. 8aa6e ST.. Mie1ier1, Ser Sri
ber en- fjen6t Sorretning / en- al
So~r1tn6erne, lom Srl1c11 er fra &on=
gems 2pngbp. - 50 al Gfonbinopi=
ife screenings ftp. @eitprel1esme6-
lemm1er feirer 6a0le1s6og / S11lcn
nemlig ~&jpbmon6 gmil Eolll,bor
SEN "a. og Gono. phil. M. IN.
Mn1an Sen 80.
69ote: gn Gpn iii Ml>g111t Moe
ng &n1trl1. Scr. Moe er CIT Gym al
herboen6e Som jul Moe. - Gn Sat;
ter til @eorg 2l1no og @u1trl1. Mrs.
2un6 CT Cater al fbp. E%re1i6c11t
Sbcnif Screening Soban &anien.
&elfomltfe1ten: Sen ifon6inopii f
8ro6erfrrenil1gs og Gpenif Tor.
enings @elfom1tfelt for Sc hiem-
pcn0te @oloQte~ bar beiegt al ca.
100 @errer og Gamer. &oniul
Crit @rolin lebe6e 8anfetmarlcbel1
til 6ronf @ollins Srfelter. us:
iegte &etter, glimren6e Ealer, fin
5olo1ong og fra fri It til 1i61t ct
onimeret Stemning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-26
MnHkpr Du?

Suffer ou iaa Scatter? Sin beoe 9urnefi16l
Sg bpo0 bu 1oa Drpnne! 9tu fen0er ou 10 gorqen
% 5flfelen % Geroen. Seen tnhf> at l(umre ino
og bDife til lit Sierte: gu fonner set! SsSn1oruen!
Do %paagne6e 6u t6igt. 9t bar 1a lnlo1nt, tpt.
0t Sjere log al SDfe. 9u-laa lne0 Gmil on W1un6en
% bprte 9uet Daagne og 1aa Set bIbe lt =
% bibIe> at mi fom set! Sbi eSnIen pur oprun6en!
ga, sulen s5uleaHen! Mf, gpentprets Or6!
Sui Suleaften! Sig oe1nl Sg fDo BIN Gjel me6 91inoerl
Sg ipng bin 8arnooms Somer. Sg buff 6n Jnr og W}or!
% lie oe flare 9jne omfrng big, bpor Sc thinner.
9eu Greng, 6u ounfet buffer, noofe ban nn ct 6ar.
Gen Hige iom fang Galmer engang ON s5uletrpet,
fanDen0e BUN nn 1pnger 6e famine, mems FUN fat
en frgllet Nurf 9aon6en pg en6n1 en- pa &1uet.
&an banoe! Sg fan benoe, set bep fun groat great.
&pen1 pe6, bba6 ser fan 1fjules 6jerter og &ierner?
Wlen lnt, at Ser Ger6en err mere onot enc go6t,
bar SSSuIenattens @mnel iaa 1nn6re ful6 al Sterner?
90 flap bn life gierne ct 9e6lf SEN @fot
al 1urt erbDerpet @isoon1, 6u 1arue6 Big 1i6er,
ifolo SIT f1n6e lope ion Barn en- Su1enat
og nuogne sSulenorgen, 1on Sen Gang 6u br li6en.
2u6pig @oliein.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-26

(@. Sngenan11, ct. Saul, Minn.:
@oniib Me6 Grols Unit $500, 8.
g. g. 81 $50, 9. g. g.. so $25.
Soren. @o6tbaab $25, Tore11. Gollp<
let $10> 6or. Torglemmigei $40
font priDate 8iorag $412; be6
|Sobn e.. @onien, Golt 2afe 9th.
l1tob, $1,000; Cataract, @is., beS
Sacob @o1ot 800; 9pigbt, Slls.,
be6 g.. 8. @1nitb $40; 9. g. g.
1904, @arre, ST., be6 gfiels 011en
$11; @uoior, @is., be6 6. S.
@irfemoie $t1S; Gopbus s. geebIe
Hubl. 60, Sn1oba> Neb:, $31; $.
(M. Gbriitenien, @ilmot, 90, $40;
iSSobn Glarien, 5ilep, geeb., $53;
Sre6 2arlen, 5iorr Gitp, $o., 81.
Salt $3,577.10.
Eibl. fpitteret for $333,539.25.
Sill. 37,116.35.
s. 6. &anien, &asl.
Gentrolfomiteen for Sen 1en6er-
ljpife 6on6 er blepen a1rmooet at
Gentralfomiteen / @jpbenbopn ON
at fi6be &lroeparer og To6tpi for
Sc her / Il. g. in6iamle6e 8enge OF
jien6e set i1n6fjebte burtigit mu1igt,
6a Ser er itor Mangel paa set allcr
~ne6ben6iglte og fife mi1r6lt pon bar
ME Notwithstanding n1t 81
&interen itoor for 96ren.
&omitee11s .Torn1on0, ST.. Gorp=
hon, o%freilte itrofs til Seem Dorf for
a. gjpre Sr16fjab, og Sen fgrlte
Genoi1g afgoar me6 "Tsre6erif s."
ben 80. Sec. Nlt er set Sis for Sc,
scr e116nu fife far fen6t 6eres ST.
orag in6 til Gentralfomiteens &as Ie=
rer, S. g.. @unien, Security 8onf,
Gbicago, og ogiaa for &c. 1om moo=
1fe bar Naa6 I'll at len6e ct lille
|Eillgg til Set f6rite @elpb.
Stuff pao, Sc gaQr og frDier Ser
obre! SCI ct life rart at goo mes
IS11 / 6o6tgjet be6 @i1terti6e eller
n6en 11n6ertdi, i1rr noor Operteiet
er tpn6t og ili6t.
Ser maa bon6les 1trofs; noe te
Sfib ofgaar / Sonl1ar Moane6, oa
hi trn11ger til flere Eenge for at foa
Senoil1gen f1110t 1aa flor iom 6en
|fprite.
Sen6 hit Yenge til ct 8ar 5tgb=
ler eller til ct Get nn0ertgi. 2a6
os ale bore enige om> at hi life
|bil lie bore 2%a116smen0 goa og frpfe,
11oor hi ielo bat Set go6t og bpgge-
ligt. Sens Senien, Gefr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-26
@eroer o%ienpalot.

&ictpr Berger, Ser pe6 iiolte 8alg
palgtes til &ongresmon6 / Wilma11-
fee, mel, Tom blep npgtet 5u6e i
Neprri entontbltiet poa 8runo al
ba11s Mftinitet imoo arige,1, b1ep itb=
ite Treoog gielnpolot neo flor Sea:
%joritet:: !6on fit 24.367 Stemmer,
meoens 6enrp $. @%obenltob, Ser
par Trllcsforoioot Ior 0enofrater=
nc % Mepr,blifoncrnc, opnoae6e
1861 Gte1nmcr. SEQ &olget /
1918 fit 8crger 1892 Gtenmer,
mc0cl1s to Observation-Disclosures tillom=
men bop6e 22,S54 6temmer. Sra
@oIbington me6beles, at Berger
igien bil blipe nGgtet SG6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-26
"Mnarfijtarfen".

Smboro pan Sc 6ore11ebc Gtaters
TRANSPORTING "81tfor6"" Ser
Spu6ags Morges 1ctte6e Mnfer
SEEM Dorfs @opn, efa16t fig ca
800 Mnarfi1ter, set CT blcben forpil1
|of &egjeringen pao @run6 al 6ercS
i6elige Mngreb paa SEN merifoniff
on1titution. 0e forne1nlte Nobne
paa Sc lat16sforpiltes Toslogerlilte
bar emma Goldman og, Nlcron0cr
8erfmon. '@optajne11 ban6e for1eg.
let Ororc, ser fife mootte oobnes.
fdr @fibet par fon1me11 IT'S / r1tr1
Lev. S Or6rer pil6e ser bore Np=
lpsning om, / bbilfen @ob1n Eosia=
aererne 1f1tl6e ilon61nttes. - Sci
n1enes, at ct on6et Gfib bill ofleile /
1nro Sremtio mcb p0erlig flere
&1t16re6e MGn6 og &pin6er, Ser
life 1engere CT 6nifpurbigc Gjrlter
Il l1ncle Cams 2aro.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-26
Ye Sioras ue Snolenbclier til S1aoet beoes aoresieret til
6. Mas mnsien g., 722 50. 4b Street, Minneapolis, Minn.

Samtioig mes, at hi lenoer bore
be0]te 9n1fer ON Ell gle0elig Sui til
ollie pore 2ei ere fra Spit til Suit,
bill hi taffe for Sc mango mo6tagne
berlige og opm111tren0e S11lebils-
11er, lom berer @i0nesbDr6 om, at
bort 8Iao er en- belfommen @i9lt
/ n1o1ge oanlfzamerifan1fe @iem,
% ri boober, at set ogiaa mao blipe
Set / set rDe Aar. Sc, Ser fremoe=
lee Itaar til &eI to1,ce, bill maaife
bore laa penlig at bulfe % fer gtDt-
unr.
Gn6nl1 engang: @lp6e1ig Sui!
%116giperne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-26
Oil 5ulrn lglg.

Gaa ringes SIT ms!
Din Sre6 pg 6i11 &pili11b beIcircr
nit Gin0.
Nps ltob jeg mismo0ig % 1fuffet
% pr
al @er6en, lo1n er, 1on bn minoeS
fra fpr -
magtlpg % pragtipg; peros1ig oe
tpr.
Goa ringes SIT inb!
&c GfDggerne bigger for Col / init
5in6,
% 6pht neo / 8rpitct CIT Gtemne
fig bnper
- leg troobe Sen bpo, me11 MT pel
ieg> SEN leper
% lDnger for Mig n1c6 1offen6e
&la11g
cit Barr0ommet1s. Dalbglel11te Sltle:
fong.
- Nu So,1ferne 6rifter. oo frc.
6e6e Geie,
boa6 engo11g jog miite6> blir otter
nit Sic -
forgle1nt % forlmoaet / @per=
6ngsltri6en
io>1 nDtte1plt @arneIptl bugl&b
for Ti6en.
9at beffer 61 2ip / en- @er6et a
Min6er,
TIT 1pler Du Gre6 ira Gempler pg
Sin6cr,
mems 9ogen / Gpel1tprnotten for:
1bi116er .,-
til &Ioffernes Soner, 1om foloer
os biem
til @orn6on1mens fre6lD1te 8etble.
bem. Gperre Ritpolo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-26
4Jrm1knmtst.

Set fuirfer UNDER @il1lene, SEN fife:
re, bbi0e Sre,
Sc bruno trober NOT laa ml11tert
fren1a6;
set bioer liot / 1rernc men frD-
Ter hi maa1fe?
SO ppt> mel, s fa11 tro, fer er inger
Onf at 1e -
@urro! for Set er Sui, og set gaar
biemao.
90 bjemme, 6er er lpit og goot, Der
pe11ter 6ar og Wor,
% ser ct Suit al Sui, og Ser ct
8arme,
oe Be6itemo6er glp6er fig, og Sans
% lille 8ror =
io, 10, set bltber feitligt, og nGite11=
6e1s ieg tror,
Sc itaar / 0Gren alt me6 oohne
Mrme.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-26

-...- ws.I &.#FH #+En- - .-W-HNE
|iom Sen fprlte, og at ingen, ionl
enomt bar eli Gape at gipc, bolber
ocn1c tilbage. Stuff, at BEN baar=
bette Gi11ter ltaar for Opren nctop
mt, % at alle bore ino1anlc0e
Miolcr bpr pnlintteS | &luber
ltrofS % 1lao Sc ipl1oeriplfe 9ienl
fpr Sebrllar Moar1eo.
Sfal hi lobe binol1oen at gjprc
oor mlbcn @apc en6m1 1tprre ems
Sen fprlte! Sc ipnocrjp1fe 5n1aa=
folf, Ser frpler, bill albrig glemrc
sc 9anif : M%merifanerc, Ser III
bjn1per 6en1 gienncm Sintercns
'yep6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-26
Mnrnf&ta &amhnlh.

gn Gang fprlt pau Maret beb Set
/ et acknowledgement, at Sen 0a -
ca frem0eles = bor6en6e Nationer=
mes 2igo 1onolDnligpis life bil6c
hillige noge1; ultfor intim "entente
cor0iale" melleMt Sc tire nor6iif Fl
Son6e, og MT ct &pgtet fremnre
igien / en- mere p~reciieren6e Sorm>
ser b1. a.. b9pher, at bbis 6e tire
ffan6inoDiife 2o'l6e agter at in6gan
11oget n6iere Sorbun6> bill intet al
bent bente at funr1e b1ibe Me61em
al 6en itore internationale @om-
menilutning, ffriber "georm."
0giaa Bette 6or1p6en6e fommer
fra &aris, bbor set loofo16te 9ber=
1teraa6 ita6ig it66er og .bol6er pao
at om1ggge @er6ensfortet, og set ct
1'mnlig pao 6en11e Mfitan6 at fait=
1(aa, bbilfe @run6e Der onferes til
ben n19gtelig noget e~ien6ommelige
Spfattel1e.
Ser berifer intetite6s Epipl ON,
at oct bar Noroens Gambol6, ser
beoore6e bets @erttrolitet; bpert for
fig bab6e 2an6ene lite funnel gidro
fig %giel6en6e / Sen @ra6, iom Sci
1fete, og Der bar 90 heller fife fra
rogen fompetent @i6e beret fremIa1
nogen '&ritif al SEN loIi6orife $50
litif. font b1ep Gelgen al bpppige
&onferencer mellem @onger or
116enrigsminiI tire.
Men nit ifol set oltlaa poitu1eres.
at | Sreostio bill en- iaa6on INFORMED
M1lionce eller bbo6 man .ifol fall.
De ben - bore iaa forIig, at ser
bill u6eitgnge Sfan6inaDien frc
0ationernes 6orbnn6; maa1fe 6ette
@pgte bar b9ret go6t fjen6t / ino-
pieoe &re6le | Mor6en ollere6e fo1
ct &ar Tiger ft6en elIer fao, ga Sci
te1egrofere6es BERTH fra @riitionia
It Morge for tit 8e6fommen6e iiffffe
ogteoe at tage en0elig @til1ing til
2igafpdrgsmaa1et for engong in6
Set npe @ar. 2ignen6e Mntp6nin.
ger fremfom fra 9anmorf oq
Sperige.
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Dfn HnnnrrjyBkr Tnnn
8ibragsliite go. 10.
Sra Ghicddn.


S. @regerIen $14, Sobn Gbriiterr
fen $724.6O, 2nbies Singing 60
cietp "SSSllinois" be6 Mrs. &min
ltrup SIS, 3d., &c., $40, 9anif1ng.
6%onsfor. be6 s. 81. @mi6t $25, ct
Mnsgors Mgb. be6 Mrs. Dorf So
g. g. g.. SEQ. So be6 81. &orfotr
u6enbDs fra:
&borbal6iens 2oge, 9. @:S., IS
Minneapolis, be6 6. &osmusier
$3.50; nng6omsforeningen al 1905
Mpls., be6 6. &osmus1en $500:
&iber Sails, @is., be6 6. Mos:
musien 1858; ct. Be6ers &irfes 1i1lf
@pforening, Mpls., be6 6. &os.
m1slen IS; Mleron6ra 2oge, 9. g
e., Mpls., be6 6. gfosmusle n $25,
Hribate @i6rag 1igele6es beo 6
@asmusien, mpls., $to5; 2oft
Soreit, ST., be6 @iIbelm Niel1er
$62.50; 9ulutb, Minn., peo Geo
50. SEMEN $25; @ilbur, @ab., pe<
&eb.&. s. Ma6ien 81; Mifob,M inn.
be6 g. g. &iltofte $192; 9. g. g.
ia, Gate @el1ton, Minn., pe6 g
@1tgger $254.50; s. 8eoerion,G Clip
per, @aib., IS; ct. Mnsgor, Soma
beo Warti1t S1in6t $2S; 8loir.
|Neb., be6 Geb. 81. g. Mn0erlen
$3.50; &enmare og S1arton, Sc. g.,
beo 81. Sang og SC. g. Miel1en $3S;
9. g. g.. IT, Gor6opo,N ebr., beh
81. 6. Gbri1tianien $40; Council
8l1tffs, Soma, be6 s. S. Mprtl,c
$40; @n1tmclam, @oib., beo 81
Srdns og S. @eiter $16S.50; D.g.
g. 1852, @ilb1r, 8aib., beo Sens
@eterien $32; Sarge og M%operbeoo,
Sc. 9, be6 Sons 8eterien $96; beo
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STA 9Nb6pI MplIe.

Wrs. Mnna SQn1en, Tocoma
|@aIb, ifriber 1a1nti6ig me6 EN- Sc:
|itilling for Sen i6n6eripife Blatte
Seq fommer fra 9DbbplMe ollie, Ser
ct nit gamle Silent; men mi ct Sci
"a Mor, 1t6en Epiferne jog mir
Man6 og mig u6 al 2anoet: Mi1
M}on6 er 6g6, ban bar @pn al
9DbbM Mglleren. Seq bar Sc,
cgioa. M1le DpbbgI Mgllere er 81.
Sc mes nn6tagelie al mig, min 9at:
ter og Sgn."
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Qpbelt IT oDl0tq.

Minnelota @6ie1teret bor oflagt
SEN &ien6elie> at 8onn1s-2open ct
gDI6ig. l16betalingen til SC ofmdr=
itre6e Sol6oter> ser ifglge .2oben
bar @rap paa Bonus, bill paabegpn=
6es / 8egDnbelien al set npe Mur,
antagelig omfring /. 6ebruar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-26
Observation-Disclosures.
Sill set foreltooenbe YrimGrt

Eil Set foreltaaen6e HrimgrpalQ
/ 6po Dofoto bor @11berner 6ranf
8. 2om6een, Sllionis, anmelbt Jig
1om rafbnngtg rep%ublifanif Br9ii=
oentfon6i6at; @enator Mi1es &oin=
6erter bill Iigele6es I6ge Domination
Tom 1tafbnngig &an6i6ot pao Ser
repltblifanfe @alg1eo6el, bporimoS
ftp. Mmbasio66r @erar6 i6ger ser
oemofratiife Nomtnation iom nof
bgngig &an6t6at.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-26
Gabtpforbinbelie mcb 9ammarf.

Com befien6t Tan Ser for, 9ie
bliffet len6es Mooiotelegrammel
ober @orge til Donmorf. Ghu meo.
oeleS Der fra &iebenbapn, at Sen
oo111fe @egiering bar ianftioneret
en- 8ebilling for 0prettelie at Ell
&aotoitotion for at fao oirefte Gor.
binoe1fe me6 Sc Gorene6e @toter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-26
SeernbaneIunen.

Se11atet Dar me6 46 Sten1mer
moo 80 be6taget SEN iaafal6te Gum-
MINIS Sernbanelob> lom 6ereftcr Ell
ien6t / Snllesu0balg, ga SEN al @u=
let tt6ltgere be6tag11e Sob ct biot
|forfiellig fra Senatets. Ser er IL
SEN u6iigt til EFT inorlig Sbcrens-
fomit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-26
Spbn Mlcpcf,

Der be16igt gien11emf6rte Sen fgrlte
S1pbning nben Gambling ODER Mtlan=
ten, er afgaaet be6 D66en Iom TeI-
&c at &be1telier> ban fit be6 en
Nebltprtning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-26
Mfcricu.

er al 6en omertfonife &egiering /
en- ifarp Mote bleben giort foritaae=
Zig, at oct berefter maa zoe @efDt=
telie for amerifonife 8orgere og
bragg Omiorg for, at &erioner, iom
bber &o16 moo Mmerifonere> bliber
%ofitraffet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-26
Gre6straftatclt

bill rimeligbis blibe 1116erl frenet neo
&Dtaorsti6e. $p1ferl1e og Sc Mllie-
re6e er fom1nen operens ON @ritat=
ningen al Sc tb1fe 5fibe,/ iom set tp=
ife Man01fob lnnfe6e beo Gcopa
S1om.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-26
G~ranu1erede 0ien1aas;

S1ne bet9ndtes fra at vare udsa, for Sal.
R.ov og vlnd lindres hurtig af Murine Eve
Ae1 -Smerter ikke-kun 9je-Komfort.
f Ms, Defes APotheker eller pr. Post Goo pr.
: ,aske. For fri Bog ON Ojetskriv til q
sss1ss'e Eye Remedy Co., Chicago.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-26
General 3erihtma

bar / 6isie Gage beI6gt Chicago,
iom gab bam en- bjertelig og e11e-
1taaen6e Mo6tagelie. S9r1t / Set
rDe Mar beiGges MinneopoliS og
@a1tl.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-26
ngf1a @~rgtnrnhrhrr,

9en amerifanife Trebsbclesatiun
CT fommen biem fra &aris for ri
feire S11len be6 &jen1mets Mrr1e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-26
9p0sfal6.

Sen fjen6te 9ireft6r for Chicago
Speraielffob G%leofonte @amponini
|ofgif be6 De6en fi61te l1ge. 9p6s-
ooriagen bar 21tngebeten6elie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-26
9et CT 8ro6erlugcn, Ser feiter.

Set CT life Sen 6on1fe Strife I
&1tcbinion, ser fejrer IS Mars SUI
bil9nm SEN 80. Sec, men SEN Ser
bpren6e 9anlf 8ro6erlamfun0sloge
Scr. SO, ser fan bol6e IS Mors @tif=
tel esfe1t. &or Me66elelie / 1i6ite
11ge bar gr1tn6et paa EN- Notis / ct
berbnrenoe 9agblo6, iom me66elte,
at set bar &irfen, ser %celebrere6e.
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Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-06-13
JURYMEN
Common Peas Court Appoints Jury
COmmissiOn-COm Selects
Two Hundred Men in Fulton County
For Jury Service

Conforming with the statute gov
erning the matter, Judge Wolf APP
oO-nCed u. L. Alien. of Fayette and
Fred V. Myers of Metamora as jury
commissioners to serve for the year
endI-g May 31st; 1920. This com
miss on met last week and began it's
dutles by selecting two hundred men
of the county to serve as jurors dur
ing the year. The men Sc eected
were distributed over the county as
0 lows: FayeCte, Z; Gorham, IL;
Archbold, 9; Anlboy, 10; Metamora,
4; Swanton, 10; Franklin. s; Dover,
}; Fulton, 8; Wauseon, %; Clinton.
16; Chesterfield, 8; York, II; Lyons,
1; Swan Creek, Is; Pike, 8; Royal
con, 6; German, II; and Delta IA.
The twelve townships of the
.ounty furnish 131 and the seven
vi ages, 50 Jurymen. These names
vii! be placed in the Jury Wheel and
lrawn ytheTefrom as occasion de-
4nands. Here are the names of the
200 men who are .li1ble to be drafted
for jury service during the year.
Frank Buck, Ben Kahle, Ruben
Benfcr, Ira Dennis, Wendell Messing
Lucas Noe. Robert, Reynolds, Arthur
Beer, Ivan Ottgen, Wendell Simon,
Charles Malone, j. F. Shaffer, V. M
8erry R. A. Smith, William Penn
ington, Arthur Smith, John Sheffield,
Eugene Disbrow, John Leggett
WHY'S Patterson, Albert Borton
trank 0t~bh'ns, Marion Spangler,
Orley Babcocl, Frank F. Bidd
frank Boynton Harry Crew, Samue
r'r I-hn Cameron, Harve
Dickerson, John Drennen, Samue
Ernst, George W. Funk, ArthuV
George. G. E. Haskell, John Kline,
Solomon Leininger, Paul Mohr. Christ
Rupp, ]. A. Zeigler, Lee S. Williams
tIcorge Volimer. William fischer, c..
F. Stotzer, F. ]. Spencer, Henry
Schlatter, John H. Rohrs. F. B. Rey-
rolds Geo. ]. Oakley. Frank Meyer,
D. W. Myers. Isaac Markley, S. A
Krieger, G. w. HoW1rd, E. F. Heist
John F. HIATT. A, E. Harger, Geo.
,. Green, Ralph Wyse, Samuel Rupp
Ross Shaffer, Harry Hale, John
Erbes, Amos .Figgy, Roy Guilford
David Ayers, Aaron Deck, Henry
Weott, j. W. VAUGHAN, Peter Schugg
Yern Robaser, Frank Potter, Roy
Lawrence. Jesse Feterman, Frank E
Frfo'd II. J. Bowling. Frank Rey
nolds, Gale Borton, Park Greeley
hudson Paxson, ]. j. Lieu, Samuel
Thomas, Peter Schang. Bartlett
Thompson, w. C. Wright, R. L. Reed
e. E. Minich, NJ ]. Linehan, Fred
Helfrich. Reuben Hall, H. c. Frog
ley, G. ]. Brindley, Raymond Curtis
C. W, Waldvogel, Fred Wonser, II
w. Stotzer, fyohn S%hlatter. Jacob
Rice, Jacob Gype, William Harsch
Peter Eicher, F. A. Geesey, V. E.
Randall. j. B. Piper, Vern Wise,
CONTINUED on page eight
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-06-13
A AGRICULTURAL PRosPECTs

Observations made last week be-
ginning June 3rd on trip through
colnties Of Fulton, Williams, De-
fiance Paulding, Van Vert, Allen,
Putnam and Henry.
In the low level counties of Pauld-
ing, Van Vert, Allen and parts of
Putnam and Henry where thorough
UNDERTAKING. is the rule, corn prac-
tlcally all planted and much of it be-
ing cultivated. While iE the rolling
counties of Fulton, Williams and De-
fiances where only the low grounds
are tiled there is much corn ground
yet to plant at this date and because
of excessive rains followed by two
weeks of hot sun, farmers are having
fields for corn.
Wheat universally good. Oats and
barley very uneven showing effects
II wet ground and late sowing.
Meadows, especially the clover, not
nearly as good as last year, due
largely to hot and dry weather last
August.
Fruit prospects are poor. Peaches
and cherries severity injured by frosts
in May and apple bloom which was
none too plentiful was much of it
drowned.
The prophesied Cicade or II year
ocusts are as yet, like the snakes of
Ireland, notorious for their absence,
though we hear of sections farther
south in Clarke County where they
are appearing in great numbers.
Quite general rains over this sec
ton on Saturday, June 7th, improved
soil conditions materially.
C. H. Waid
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-06-13
BOY SCOUT week
ip.endid Appreciation at C0ngrega-
.iOnal Church Sunday Evening
Scout Council Plan House to House
Canvas

It was an inspiring meeting that
vas held at the Congregational
church last Sunday evening. The
hurch was packed to the doors with
people who came to show their ap-
1reciation of the Bow Scouts of Wan
icon. The Scouts themselves, near
v 100 strong in their trim uniforms
and with their alert bearing made
fine impression and as they gave
n unison the Boy Scout Oath which
pledges the bows TO LOYALTY to God
and nation. to clean living and think
ING and to unselfsh deeds of he pful-
ness, the impression that this was
one of the finest organizations which
the town possesses, was strengthen
ed to certainty in the minds of those
who saw and heard.
Rev. A. B. Eby presided at the
meeting. Messrs. John Outcalt ]. L.
Socie c. NJ. Sims and A. f. Harger
presented the aims ard accomplish
ments of the Bow Scouts and the ex-
ercises were interspersed with con-
oregational singing, violin solo By
scout Horton Blair and a saxaphone
quartet by Scouts.
Monday night the Scout Council
composed of "a business and pro-
fessional men of Wauseon who, act
as an advisory and executive com
mittee of the Boy Scout Troops in
Wauseon. met aid voted to put OF
a house to house canvas in behalf
of the Boy Sc0lts, I'ksk town -ssssse.
divided in sections and two mem
bers Of the Council with other citi
zens drafted for the purpose were
assigned to each section. The plan
is to give every man and woman in
Wauseon the opportunity to become
an Associate Member of the Wau-
seon Boy Scout organization, the
but that does not prevent anyone
from giving as much as they please.
AS far as possible this canvass will
be completed on Friday June 18th.
Receipts and certificates of member
ship will also be paced in all the
stores and other business places in
town SO if for any reason solicitors
fail to see ycu it will be possible
to enroll your name as a friend and
supporter Of the Boy Scouts at any
of the business places in the town
Wauseon Boy Scouts have given
their services willingly and cheer
fully whenever they have been call
cd uDon and without thought of
compensation. Part cf their dctrine
Is tor each scout to do someone a
good turn everyday.
Now there is need of a fund to
take care Of expenses connected with
the rapidly growing troops which the
boys themselves cannot meet and
should not be expected to meet
They have proven their worthiness
and richly deserve all that citizens
can do for them. Besides this: there
is no organization that is doing more
for the future manhood, and citizen
ship of American than this. Let us
get behind it and push.