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Ell asaito.

Ell asalto.
e viaje Sc ni2o SIN noveoad du-
rante algunas horaS y I@ los trlpulan-
ties de liz emGarcaci0n sc moStraban
satisfechos por 10 feliz de la traVes!a
pero de Subito ' con gran sorpreSa
de los vialerCs, IN Un sltio muy m
trincado llannado "Paso de Pena' apa-
recen los rcbeldes Y sin mcdlas pala-
bra alctua, a5rcn una deScarga cerra-
da contra Ia c~n,barcacion, hiriendo
3 les nilitareS y al patron dc Ia lam
cna.
los revoluclonario:. ccupando DO
is de gasolirs abordarcn ell Don
jose" procedienoo a registrar a los
pasajero3 Y soldados que iban en-
esuado comatoso, Y una c que st
apoderaron dc los fondos regresaron
al egtcro. ltvandose al teniente, al
cual fusilaron. dejando abandonado
ell cadaver.
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Ordenan la persecution de los revolt
e~ionarios.

cionarios.
Cuando las autoridades m~llitares,
despues de tres dias, tuvieron como
ciniento del hccho, deStacaron bar
cas- en- persecution de los reOeldes, no
dandoles alcancc, pues va estos habian
tenido tempo dc ponerse a salyo, IL
terRandose en- Ia Huasteca.
Lo que 81 consiguieron los carran-
cistas, fuc encoltrar Ell cadaver del
tenientc Raga. CUE sc encontraba IL
RADIO a dos Kilometres al Sur de "Fa-
so de Ia Pena". Los extranjero5 re-
S~ultaron ilesos en- cuanto a suS per-
sonas. pero no asi en- cuanto st relic
re a sus intyeSes, perdiendo todos los
fondos que llevaban para Ia raya dc
los trabajadores.
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MATRIMONIAL

NEyICANO DE so amos de ctad desea en-
tabla- rrlacioncs con scHCritt nexjcana de
IS 2 % amos de c!ade nbic:o nat-inonio.
Debc ser hcarada y de bGcnas eosuImbrss.
Guicn 81 ir,c-esc 2ucdr diriei-sc q .Agustin
# RODRIGUEZ. Ideal. Colo. 90
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MATRIMONIALES

CABALLERo MEyICANo de 2s amos de
dad. dcsca cntahlar correspondence con Sc
ncrita o viuda de IS a "a amos de edzd.
objcto matrimcnio. Diriianse sobre el par
ticular a J. II. VALDEZ, Box ;, Oakley, Wya.
(fsL
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oBRAs DE EMILIO lola

SOS
SGentos a Met. ..,........ SOC
FL ManaAVo n--.I1 soc
Los Nls;er'eS oe aS .SLaa
La laeeTh@ NSS SI-.I, SOC
La C0ntcSlon &C Sf-E--Ss Des tnm-...sl.G
IA So1CuIsA q. .sl.00
Ia EAsea- - . '0 sos
E,,Svos CuertoS 4 Ninon -..-... "a
S- Excslenris EuS=niO RouSon- = Um0S
Teresa Raquip - %
Una PsSina de Amor. Do: tamS
ORRAS DE OUiCA-
SOC
pcs TS.f;- SOC
= SsStv.' : - -. soc
4 &C., soc
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SU AVENCIoN. Ie suplieo in file en- este
anuncis. LA PoMADA GONZALEZ es cl
remedio mas cficaz del nundo para los ca
los. mezquinos, zizotcs y toda clase de gra-
nos en- Ia piei. RemitaDlc % Cts. en- estam-
pillas postales mas IN ~centavp de contribu-
ci6n de guerra y a Tuefta dc corrco lie mando
una caj.ta librc dc porte. Devueivo q d.
nero, sin trami.es. a Ia persona que sc Gu
re y no sane dc csas Intermediates. Una
docena. $500 lih-e de porte. pida c. o. D..
E~SPIgIDION GONZALEZ, P. o. Box 547.
Laredo, Texas.
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BIBLIOTECA DE NOVELISTAS.
lTozos eznpdS.a6os ca ten fara-)
Perez EScricE.-


Perez EScricE.-
X Pan d. los Po5-cs. Cuarro :oruos $500
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e Inferno Ge los ~Ce!os.-ScEunca paste
de Ia anterior. Cuat-o oroS....-....SA-o
Ia Made &C los DcSanparaGcs : tones $500
Ia Muic- Adultc-a. Cuar-o oTncs......si-o
.AutoreS Divcrsos.-
As,ucia 0 los Chs-ros CoatraoandBas.-
Noye'a mcxicaaa- Dos tonos .--....-s@oo
Il Siuo de Ia Roeheia :Sl.oo
La Hcrraaa dc n Carload. por y. Emiilo
CASTELAR,. Dos onO sz-ue
Memorials &c una S2sSEs, por AesveGo. El.ee
Memorials. RcliQuias y ReI-atos-ASrra
clones pat-i0tieaS, POI Pea.....'.-siS
In Huo Natural. Iv- NorAeA-...-..--sLos
oRRAs DE GRANDES AUToRES.
AnSdo hasta e Patibulo, ps7 JoAat. ....sL5e
Ent-cmescs, por Cc-yaGGs SLOW
q Ba-ec-u dc Sevil!a ) Las Bods &C ~
saro. po- Beaunarcnals .....,......'s.oS
e.. Pa-aI.o Pcr6sdo. por Ailtoa stsS
81 Raadoierc. po7 Tirso d. sly
I'll RomaaceEo de- Gid
Fl Aboclo de- Re-, por Gabslcl Mi7o.:..S--s
Hsnle y Romeo , Julsets. poF SHaNs :,
Sp SogIa dc Ianerupoor. po- Scott. . . . $50
"a Encids. po- EirSIlio
Ni-cya. po- Federico MistI -..........SLo'
NOVELAS DIVERSAS.
A-.eena, per Ca-sota BrscHr ..,...' o'-
Ca-ner. Hcrmosa ocycla nc1!esna Pot -
don Pedro CastsrS ""'
Del C!ausro y Campanento o L Non
!, Atc-r-- Sensational neTeia dc IL
60. Dos toroos cnpsstsdos ca cetS'
"a, ihst1cions
no-a- nor Carlota B-aemc .............. ooc
Don Cc;;otc de "a Msnchs.-Ia obsa macs
ia de "A literature e~spsnola- "a tono
e ;e1 se.,,;o dc Mss. Aurora. por
81 ST. DEL G64xoa-He1moSa noveia.
! baSada en- "a vida del Redentor DC Nun
do. Tn tono srAnds. lujosarncntc empaS-
tado- EGicion ilusS-ada .si:oe
81 Diaamitcro, POI Stevenson ..'''-'' eoe
| Enjg-acion. por Alfonso &c fienne 800. SOC
| Erpiarion, o q Marrrro de una Aadre- SLIGO
| Z Eiio Naldito. po- Baizac ;......'''. sue
Fl Becc-ro de O-o, por Sradcou 1900. QUO
~ Nzausc-to dc ni Madrs, por LAnrx~
Frzo.eza dc Hs-oe. pc Provost .........si-oo
J ,Iua1 de Hs-Gren, por J. Schuit= .......- sS
La a6neEaeion de IN Arnante. po7
Bradton 40
Is Esposa onrada-NoTe! &c mora!
V encc:oran.r argurcnto- por Eeraau-
! Dr. v Gonzalez- Dos SrncscS tonnos
crpastados en- tel2 y con hermoSA
/ iiuJS-acioaeS
Ia HueEiana y Ell Eecluta. pee Cons
! LSonor. Dor Csrlosa Bracae .......... SOC
La Flecha Ncsra. Dor Stevenson -.....-. eoc
Ia Hija Del Cardeaal. por Guz5oRi ...-.Sl-o0
| La Juvrntud de Enrique Cuarto .,.....S5.Oo
Los Nisterios dc "a iaQlisicion .-.-.Sl.S0
La Nuicr del Trajc Blsneo. per "iEic
Collins Dos tonos
Nakii;as sean i2s Mu:cres.-Rc-ncsl move
"a ras;anal, Dor Manuel Iho Aifsv..-. zoe
Memorials dc IN Ecvo!ueionsEio .......'SlsO
1 Maria. p.r JorSe ISaacS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o9c
| Eovetas Ejsnpla-cs. pcr Cc-vante5 .....sL2o
| Eochss FantaS1cas, 9or &. l. Stevenson.
I DOS LSn0S e. -'. 80
Na--aeiones de IN Cazador. por Ivan Tur-
EuencfF eOc
| Ssnta.-Po- Federico Gamboa .Si.'o
| Vivl- dcspues de a mucrte. o "A aita
dc Gcs madreS. Obrs Maestro del te-
cuaGo no-ci:s:a Luis de Val. Dcs
tones tea, ricaEcntc illustrates .s...s1.N
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MISCELANEA

Ca1tes 4 4 Muicr.-Cc'eccien de vc-sos
ac-ostIc0s. tornado con nomsres dc nu-
ic-es. por ordca alfabeoco ........... SOC
En- Casa Acaa-Paginss Sd dSnerro,
per ManuelNogGui- Blaneo ..........- 4oc
La Voc de "a Eaturalca--Coiccctor de
herrosas y morales histnretaS Sl-oo
Las Mil Y ana Scche.-Hcr1oosa cofeccion
Dc clcntcs o-ientaIes. Ed;cicn = IA rus
tea I5c
Las MI y una NochS-Empasta6A....- sl-0o
Los MI y TN Dias--CuenteS S-abcS , per
sas, raiucidos al eastc,lano......-....$l.R
La Leg de Dios.-ColecciSa de lcyendas ha-
sadas en- les principles del DecaloSc. pc
Da. Maria del Pila- SinueS .........-Sl-N
auiercs Celsbres dc Observation-Disclosures
dc irte-esantes dates sobrc las nujeres
ms EocaSleS Que Ia prcdacido .ieSi-o. Sis
Viaje Alrededo< del Aundo.-interessatc
rrlato de IN viaje por las principals
na.ioaes de- Gnbc T5e
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PRESTAMOS

PRESTAMOS diucro sobre sonoS Dc IA Lii
be-taG al 6 Tor ccin,o ANAL. Tambica So
brc EScampiIla5 dc Ahorro dc Guerra. ocu-
ran 9o7 State Bank Bldg. o Russo! EinE.
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Dc las conocidaS MAQUINAS PARA CO.
e SINGER. Todos cstiloa, taller y zapa-
terra Contado : plazos. Rccibensc en- cuea-
IL niquinas usadaS Sc paEa bucn prrio.
MaGuinas nuevas SINGER en- Gambia de
csbsllcS. mulas. baE-ica- Singer y otTaE
marcas dc seSuada naao como nUevaS :;
CarautiZadaS, muy 5aratas, vcnGan 4 ve-iaS.
Alamo Sewing Machine Co.. sos So. Alamo,
TclGfono Travis SlS9. t25)
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L.ANCHA ASALTADA
EN- LALAGUNA De
TAMIAHUA
Conducia dinero para 81
pago de los haheres
de las tropas
En- Ell asalto murieron Ell Jete
de la escolta, teniente Ra-
ga y varios soldados

TAMPICO, lamps, Mayo 2f.-No
obstante la estricta vigilancla. que
segun las autoridadeS c~arranclstas del
puerto. ejercen las fuerZas del go
bierno dc la region lie IuNpam, los
asaltos a las embarcaciones sc repl-
ten con inusitada frecuencia, prlnci-
palmente en- Ia Laguna de Tamiahus,
donde los revolucionarios cuentan con
un i~nmejorablc servicio de lanchas dc
gasolina, con las que abordan las en-
~barcaciones. apocerandose de los ION
DOS V objetos de les creduloS viajeros
Que Sc aventuran por aqucllos 81
tloS.
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Asaltan el Don Jose

Aver Sc reclbieron minuclosos de-
TALES acerca del asalto que sufrlo, y
que Sc efectuo en- dicha laguna, per-
diendo Ia vida Ell Terientc del LOG ba-
talon de Infanterla dc Marina, Ma
auel Raga-
Este t~eniendo, asi como dos sargen-
tos ~recibleron ordcneG de conduclr
una buena cantida de dinero, daStI-
NADIA al page dc los haberes de Ia tro-
pa de Tuxpam- Gel campameato oe
Tentahuijo, Y al efectO, para cump!l-
mentar Ia orden Sc embarcaron en-
IN sitio conocido con ell nomDre de
la Puntiila" Ell Ia laEcha de gasoli-
ma Don Jose, cue e5ta destinada =
hacer el trafico en- la iaguna. Tam
bien decidieron hacer q viajc en- Ia
| misma embarcaci6n los sXtranJeros
Rodoifo Ptipper Y Carlos Side, qule-
ncs 4 81 vez llcvaban ana respectable
cantlGad &c dinero para Ell pago de
los operarios cn los co:npos petrolc-
r0S.
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SE VENDE UN NEGOCIo QUO proporriona
uuiiGadcs dc $4,000 q $4,000 por seuana-
Ocurran 225 North Laredo ST. (5l
VENDO UN "Shinc-Stand'' dc 3 asientcs )
en- r~crfcctas condolences pnr solo S3S.00.
Acui-an 4 Champion Shoe Shop, 1919 W.
Houston St. Tclefono CT. i05S. 500
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tTIENE listed $4,000? In
yiertalos en- la compra de terreno Y
casa con 4 ~cuart0s, en- magnificas on
dicioncs. buen barrie y d tres Qua
dras del t~ranyia.. informes en $40
Helena Avenue. (S).
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SIC ~Swcaringen Bldg

LA FABRICA de vclises y petacas ECO
NOMIC TRUNCK c.. IN eambiado su do
s1ieilio = els Dolorosa St. y en- 10 Successive
todo; los pedidos dcberan hacerse directa-
mcut II su propiesario, senior D. Munoz Ledo.'
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lMPRESoREs:- ST necesita esqueias de
defunci6n. Eraadcs. estilo me1icano, escribs
pijiendo prcrics y muest-as 4 lSnaeio +.
IoZanc. lis n. Santa Rosa Ave, San An
tonic. TsI2s.
Sc yENDEN MUY BARATOS COS bugsies
en- perfcctaS condolences. Ccurran 81 Daw-
sor st. Telefono Travis $3.50
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VENTAS

AUToMOVIL Chevrolet. 5 pasajcros CT
u5y bucnas coudiciones. en- S350.G0.
F.. dc los Santos. CO., Doloras St Tclc'
foao Travis 6S5S.
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ARMoNGCAS ALEMANAs "BoHMS'. No.
3. 50 cts. No. I. 20 cts. No. s. con is
woes &c accro. Sl.75. Nc. 5 con doblc fila
&c nolas por ambos lados. sl-99. Aeompane
impurtc a Su pcdido. Porte pagado. LA
CASA MEXICANA, P. O. Box l5s. Chicago,
Ill
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vENDo MUY BARATAS tres maquinas
EDISON de tubo. con - T'iszas cada una.
Precio. $1,000 ca6a una. GRAFONOLAS
COLUMBIA en- abonos comodos desde UN
PESO cada scmana. GTandioso surtido de
discos dobIes Columbia PEGFUMERlA
FRANCESCA. Azrrea. Floranye. Trcfle.
Ponpcia, 81 famos oprfumc ETERNO. Jo-
yeria y PosTALES MEXICANAS, una
espcciaiidad. Catalogo gratis a cuien 70 So
lic;.e. VICTORIA NOVELTY co. III So.
Scuta Rosa Ave, San Antonio. Texas.
CoMPRAMOS. Vendemos = canoiauos tods
clase DC muebes. Dixie Furniture Company.
lI3 N. Flores 81.
.--------- ----- -.
vENDo EN- ABONOS m&Guinas DC coser
SINGER difercntes e~stiios: Fonografos
"COJUNRIA". pisnos = maSuinas De escri-
Dir OLIVER. VENDo Al coNTADO
diseos 'CoLUMB!A". naauinas SINGER"
usadss. nuy s~.aratas. Glasses de bordadc
GRATIS. Sc HACE HEMSTTiCHING 4 diez
c~entavos yards. +. dc los Santos. Tel. TT.
$3.50. COZ Dolorosa St
NJ
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MIGUEL BOLANOS CACHO,

AboSajo McNicaso. Consuitas y doeumcnta-
clones juridicas eonrerrientes a leyes , nego-
clos dc Mexico. Io3-7N Csples Bldg. FL Pa
%. TeIas.
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LA CHA. FONOGRAFICA MEXICANA VEN
dc por correo. fonosrafos Columbia. Victor
y Edison. Pleas nexicanas Columbia, Vic
tor Y Edison. Mediciaas dc p~atentc. ycrba5
rediciras, ~articulos me1icanos, efectos pa
IA tocador, ~iustrumentos musicals,. etc. Di-
ria su correspondence pidicndo ~catalogo.
dc la mape-a sisuicnte: Cha. Fonografiea
Mexicana. !. D. Flores. Box $50. Dept C.
Elo-=srillc, Texas
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-09-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Leydorf at
tended the Bowling Green fair Fri
day.
Mrs. w. B. Bishop Of Toledo
spent Thursday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. w. p. Adamson.
Miss Madeline Hoffman left
Monday for Wooster where she
will attend the college there.
Mrs. Herbert Sawyer of Ross
ford called at the home of Mrs.
Ed Thornton Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Caring of
Cleveland were weekend guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Caring.
Mrs. Emma Hufford spent the
weekend at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry VanNorman of Wes-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Forest of
Akron, Ohio. were over Sunday
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Corley.
Miss Addie Underhill Of Toledo
was a dinner guest Saturday eve
ming of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Schneider.
MIR. and Mrs. John G. Jennings
of Philadelphia, Pa, were last
week s guests at the home of Mrs.
Caldwell Haynes.
Mrs. Charles Williams of Elk
hart, Ind, was guest of her
daughter Mrs. Fred Schneider few
days of last week.
Mrs. Carl Dreyer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Dryer and children of To
lido called on Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell Kazmaier Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Merlin Kazmaier
were Sunday guests at the home of
their parents Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
, Kazmaier in the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Allen Griffith
Lowe moved from East Indiana
avenue to their new home on West
4 Second street near Louisiana Ave
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Howard Bar
ring of Ithaca, N. Y, will make
their future home in Perrysburg
\ having purchased house on Wes
q Seventh street.
8 Mr.. Merlin Muir of Ft. Dupont
8 Delaware, has returned to caml
after a four days furlough whicl
: he spent at the home of his parent
: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Muir.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Leydorf, ac
i companied by their guests, Mr.. an
L Mrs. VIM. Lehman of Bryan, al
+ tended the Victory Celebratio
L held at Ft. Meigs last Saturday.
L Mrs. w. j. Hesley was the CUES
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Blue owe
n Saturday attending the Victor
: Celebration at Ft. Meigs and de
parting for her new home in Bel
gen, N. Y, on Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Yeager q
Toledo entertained at dinner Sun
day Mr.. and Mrs. John Yeage
Miss Madelyn Yeager, Miss Celist
Sanford, Mr.. Fred Yeager and M
and Mrs. Henry Himmelman {
Lancaster
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Scheid,
entertained at family dinnersla!
Sunday the following relatives
Mrs. Charles Williams Of Ellhal
Indiana, Mr.. and Mrs. Charl
Brown and family of Bailey, M
and Mrs. David Welsh and famil
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Noyes al
family of Toledo, Mr.. and MI
Carl Thomas, Mr., Louis Marti al
) Mr.. and Mrs, James B. Marti,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-09-18

Emerson Messenger left Tues
day for Kenyon college.
Miss Celestia Smith spent the
weekend with relatives and friends
at Haskins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles VanNor-
man have returned from week s
stay in New York City.
Mrs. Chas. Hanson and Mrs.
Joseph Fuller called on Mrs. E. j.
Spilker Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Emch of To-
ledo and DR.. and Mrs. VIM. Price
of Stony Ridge were guests of
Miss Lima Emch, Saturday.
MIR. Charles Underwood of De-
troit was guest of his sister Mrs.
Mary Cunningham over Sunday.
Mr.. Albert Snyder and family
were callers at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Thayer of Toledo last
Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. Bowman of
Samaria, Mich, accompanied Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Kopp to the fair at
Bowling Green last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Leydorf and
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lehman of
Bryan were guests Of Mrs. O. H..
Kriebel of Holland last Sunday.
Mrs. C. Lecklider and baby
Phillis of Toledo are spending a
few days of this week in Perrys-
burg the guests of Mrs. l.. w.
Crandell.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. j. Warren and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Gise and
daughter Miss Kathryn of Toledo
were the Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John G. Jones'.
Friends of Miss Gertrude Keifer
will be pleased to learn that she
has graduated from the Lucas
County General Hospital, as a
first-class nurse.
t E. J. Spilker and wife enter
tanned as Sunday guests Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Berger and son Edward
: of Curtis and Mrs. Mary Luebbel
e of East Toledo.
t James H Lusk, of Carey, spen
the latter part of last week as th'
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Gun
!, der. He also attended the patr lot
? ic celebration at Ft. Meigs, Satur
h day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Meister ant
family of Toledo and Mr.. and Mrs
! Milton Mladenus and dauglite
d Mildred were visitors Sunday o
y Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Meister O
n Webster.
Mrs. M. p. Gorton, Mrs. Mar.
It Atwood, Miss Florence Allwoo
r have returned to their homes il
y Perrysburg after a three weeks
= stay at Aberdeen, S. Dakota. The
: were accompanied home by Nh
Glen Thompson.
If j. +. Byrne and wife entertaine
l. at 6 o'clock dinner Sunday ever
r, ing in honor of their guest j.
te Kirk of Adrian, Mich, Frank Sh
p. new and wife of Portage, T.. .
If Spilker and wife, Chester Byrn
wife and daughter Frances, Joh
Byrne and Miss Elsie Shinew
u Bowling Green.
S: Mrs. Geo. w. Zellers of Tolet
t, entertained the following guests
es a luncheon on Monday: Mrs. j.
[r. Brandkuber, Miss Cora Pierc
y, Mrs. Edith Maddy, Miss AZ
I'd Escott, Mrs. w. =. Escott of l.
rs. Angeles, and Mrs. f. ID. Heg
nd master and Mrs. F. G. Hoehler
Toledo.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-09-18

Mrs. Lydia Herman was dinner
guest Sunday of her aunt Mrs.
Emma Hufford.
MIR. and Mrs. Russell Hollen of
Waterville will be the guests this
week of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hollen.
Mr.. Jas. Russell Martin of Hunt
ington. Indiana, will make his
future home here in town with his
sister Mrs. e. j. Hortz.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Himme1man
of Lancaster were dinner guests
Monday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John Yeager and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Charles and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Corbin
and daughter Garnett enjoyed a
motor trip to Oak Harbor last Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Snyder and
daughter Helen were Sunday din
ner guests of Mr.. Henry Thayer of
Toledo.
Mrs. Clarence Shepherd and
daughter Eunice of Maumee are
visiting at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Snyder.
-Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Himmel
man of Lancaster, Ohio, are guests
this week at the home of Mrs. Del
| Simmons. Mr.. Himmelman has
been an officer at the Industrial
School in Lancaster for the past
two years.
I-Mr. and Mrs. G.. B. Keith Of
| Cleveland motored to Perrysbure
Wednesday of last week and Oh
Thursday attended the Bowling
Green fair, accompanied by theil
mother Mrs. David Hatcher. The,
returned to their home on Friday
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CAL. BALL
LEAGUE IS FAILURE
THREE STRONG AGGREGATIONS
RUN AWAY WITH THE
RACE

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, June g.
The Central California Baseball
league evidently is not the success
which was expected by its promo
ters as there are well defined ru-
mors that the schedule of games
will not be played out. 1t is ex-
pected the teams in the league will
play Independent ball.
One of the principal reasons given
for the lack of interest in the league
is the fact that the teams are not
we'll balanced, three of them being
so much superior to the other
three that spirited contests are not
possible. Crockett, Pittsburg and
Richmond clubs have won hollow
victories from the teams of Ala
media, Bethlehem, Unions. and st.
Dominics.
Minor baseball leagues have al
ways had a hard time existing In
the past, the majority of attempts in
this direction in California ending
|ir disappointment.
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Grimes-25oo. %; 1900. %;
1000, 81.
hasbrouck-1oOo. IS; 5000. 20.
Hennessy-20Oo, 10.
hercules-zV00, 8.
High Divide-500N, 10; 5000. 1s;
5000, II.
homestake-OOoo, IS; 5000. 10:
700v, 90.
Horseshoe-s500, 81; 27.Ooe, 90;
44,.oV0, 20; $500, 80; 1900,
10000, 80; $4,000, 80; 5000, "a;
5000, 35.
Jims-1000, 10.
Keystone-1000, 10; 1000, is;
.vv0, 16; 2svv, II.
Liberty-1000, 6.
Lucky Boy-300O, 10.
Myra-5000, b30, 81; 5000, b30,
%; $500, 81.
Nevada-S000, IL.
North Divide-2OOO, Z; 5000, 6.
Reno-37.000, 10; 1000, IL.
Revert-500, 46; 500 AS.
Rosetta-7o0o. 20; 1000. 81;
1000, 10.
Royal-21,00 600, %; 5000, 81;
10000, 20; 5000, Is.
Silver-3000, "a.
Smuggler-17,000, 16.
Syndicate-3O00. b30, IL.
Verdi-10o0, 40.
Victory-1000, AZ; 500, Al.
Wilson-1000, 5.
MISUNDERSTOOD, 16; 1000, ID;
10000, IT.
Kernick-4O00, 81; 1000, 20.
West-1000, 10.
Thompson-1000, IL.
Sunbeam-30o0. b30, 5; 5000, 5.
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1000. 81; 5000, SIS; 1000, 81; 1000,
IS; 1000. 81; 1880, 20; 1000,
SO; 1900, 6e.
Divide Annex-10o0, y13; 10000,
IL.
Divide Con.-2ooo, %; 5000, %;
1000, bso, 90; 5000, "a; $4,000, rs.
Divide City-1O00, %; $4,000,
"a; $500. %; 1000, IS; 1000, 81:
5000, 2s; 5000, %; 1000, 20; 1000
80. q 80
Divide, .Jr.-10O0, g..
Divide Ex.-500, 1876; 500, 81;
500, .2.05; 1000, 2.O7h; 1900,
2.10; 500, 2.12h; 500, ais; 1000,
2.2O: $500. AIM; 500, 2.22h;
1900, 2.25.
East Divide-15, 900, Is; 1000,
"a; 1000, b30, SO; 1000, SO.
Florence-2000, Is; 5000, Is;
5000, 80; 5000, 81; 5000, 80; 1000,
80; 1000, b30, SO; 1880, SO; 1900
"a; 5000, 35. =
Gold wedge-400O, 8.
Gold Zone-150O, s5; 1000, "a;
500, go; 1000, 90; 1000, 8S.
Grimes-5O0O, 20.
Hasbrouck-6O0O, rs; 1000, 70;
5000, so; 5000, 81; 5000, So; 1000
80; 1000, b30. "a.
Hennessy-200O, 10.
Hercufss-5000, 8. =
High DfvideL11,5O0. 10; 1000,
II; 1000, 10.
Homestake-15,5 500, 10; 5000,
16; 1900. IT; $500, b3O, 10.
Horseshoe-14.oO0. FL; 1900,
%; $4,000, %; 1880, "a; 500, 25.
Liberty-4000, s..
Myra-2000, 81; 1000, b30, %.
! North Divide-1000, Z.
Reno-6000, 10. =
Revert-3500, As.
Rosetta-2000, IS.
Royal-22,0 600, 10; $4,000, b60,
20; 10000, %; 10000, 81; 10000,
%; 1000, IS.
Silver-1000, 20; 1000, 30.
Sunbeam-3000, 4; 5000, 8.
victory-2000, Al.
Northwest-3000, IA; 1900, Is;
1000, 16. =
Kernick-S000, %; 5000, FL.
Thompson-1O00, IS.
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FORMALLY
DEMANDS TREATY

WASHINGTON, D. c., June g.
The senate adopted the resolutions
by Senator Johnson of California,
demanding the state department to
furnish the senate a copy of the
German peae ctreaty; by Senator
Hitchcock providing for an investi-
CATION of how copies of the treaty
reached New York. and by Borah
asking the American delegates to
for the Irish delegates a
hearing before the peace conference.