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Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-02-13
LEGAL, NOTICE

William J:kles, Mrs. William James,
wife of William James, whose given name
of William James, deceased, and whose
given name is unknown; John James and
Mrs. John james whose given name IS
unknown, wife of John James and Mrs
John James widow of John James, de-
ceased, and whose given name is unknown
N. T. Hubbard and Mrs. N. T. Hubbard
of said N. T. Hubbard, Mrs. N. T. Hub, ,
..-r. w4use given is unknown and
'ridcw of N. T. Hubbard, deceased: Nathl /
T. Hubbard and Mrs. Nathl 7. Hubbard
Nathl T. Hubbard, widow of Nathl l.
u'hbard, deceased whose given names are
unknown; Levy Campbell and Mrs. Levy
Campbell, whose given name is unknown,
Mrs. Levy Campbell, whose given name IS
and widow of said Levy Camp
bell. deceased; Jason Town and Anna
Town. widow Of Jason Town, deceased =
Oliver Town and Eliza E.. Town his wife
and Eliza E. Town widow of said Oliver
Town, deceased; Eva Ann. Robson ard
aobert f. Robson, her husband. and Rob
ert E. Robson. widower, relict of said
Eva Ann Robson, deceased and the un-
known heirs deyisees, legatees, assignees
trstees, benefciaries, executors a.nlnls .
traitors, crditors, successors in interest
! and divorced and living spo'lses OF the
| following perons, deceased, to-wit = Levy
s. Bear are hereby notified that Charity
A. Barnes and husband Phillip J. Barnes
| Isabel A. Borton and husband Leroy j.
Borton; Inez Garrison and husband
Charles Garrison; Martha I. Dunn and
husband Orner G. Dunn; Grover Lyon and
Edna x Lyon his wife; Glen Robson and
wife Ida Robson; Wilmer Robson ane
husband Hugh McNess; and Mildred Opa
Robson and Glenn Robson, minors ane
heirs of Della Elizabeth Robson and Z
T. Robson widower, relict of Della Eliza
beth Robson, deceased plaintiffs hav
fIad their petition on the goth day o
January. 1920 in the Court of Common
pleas of Fulton County, Ohio in case No
s1O6 and he purpose and prayer OF tn
said petition is fer the quieting OF tn
title Of the said plaintiffs ct al to the fo
lowing described real estate to-~it :
County of Fulton and State of Ohio. an
known as and being the west half "a
Of the northwest quarter CA1 OF sectlo
le number two (2) town ten tlOl south
ir range cne a. west. containing elght
- acres more or less, but excepting and sa'
- i,p thor from a strip and one-na
'e 11h) rods wide off of the east side r.
Is served for road purposes.
n T'he said petition prays for equitable r.
"a 'icf and asks that the defendants and eae
lie r. the-, be fn~evcr barred from holdlT
G. any claim, right, title or interest IN an
u of adverse to the plaintiffs and ce
IS tain mortgage be properly released of r
ro Said defendants are hereby notified n;
~e~uired 10 answer befol
ef the 18th day of March 1920.
n lob, II Schrider. ATTORNEY for Chart
\ Barnes ct al. Plaintiffs Bryan. Ohio.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-02-13
FOREST Earl, NETCALF

Forest Earl Metcalf was bern June
a. 1892 II Henry County, near Ma
pcicon, Chic nhere he lv-d IN a
fam. Until at about the age OF sixteen
since VII ch time he has been out in
the word by his own initiative and
industry.
On April 20, 1916 he was united
n marriage with Estella Fay Heft
Of Liberty Center. Mr.. and Mrs.
] etcalf moved to Wauseon last
March where they lived until he
was called away Saturday morning
January 31st, 1920 at the age Of Il
Is, months and 27 days.
Mr.. Metcalf leaves loving wife.
mother, father, four brothers, one
sister and a close circle of friends
who. feel that a valuable frient
and loving companion is gone
He was highly spoken of b!
shose who knew him, as a hare
vrcrkire, industrious honorable
man and a good true congenia
ARA &. He was a member Of tn
M. W. of A. Ne 1902, also CT the
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-02-13
DOLLARS AND CENTS

Counting it only il dollars and
cents, how much, did that last cold
cost you A man may not always
step work when he has a cold, but
perhaps it would be better if he
did. It takes about ten days to
get completely rid of a cold under
the usual treatment. That time
Chambellain Cough Remedy and
can be much shortened by taking
prompt care of yourself, in fact
bottle of this remedy in the house
is a mighty gbod investment dur
ing the winter and spring months.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-02-13
Fink & Haunresser
EVERYBODY SHOULD KNOW

EVERYBODY SHOULD KNOW
If mothers only knew what the
Burgoon Remedies would do in their
families, every home woull have
them in Toledo and elsewhere. We
all had such colds they said it was
the fue. My husband coughed all
night. A friend recommended the
iBurgoon Golden Oil, put up by c.
w. Burgoon of Bowling Green, Ohio
We got bottle and I can say it is
werth its weight in gold. And it
dosts only 25c. It is a Godsend TO
49, Fomes. Mrs. F. B. Leininger
290 Home Acres, Toledo Ohio. En-
clDseu ind check for five bottles.
45-2-c
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-02-13
SAVE SAVE SAVE

You can Save Time, Save Money
and Save Life by having Reliable
household remedies in your home
Burgoon's Alternative Syrup, Catarrt
Solution Golden Oil, Cough Syrup
Cordls.I ahd Llniment. These RENE
dies are properly compounded of pure
drugs, having great curative pro.
perties. Sold by your Druggists OF
dealers or from c. w. Burgoon
Bowling Green, Ohio 44-3-c
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-02-13
NJ BONE CORSETS
@9EEEllEEllZgI NENNggER
UNBREAKABIE STAY

I am taking orders for made To
measure corsets, will call at you
own home if you wish. This corse
is bound with the unbreakable N,
Bone Stay. Guaranteed by the Co
for one year. They wash easily.
have few slightly soiled sample
which I am selling at cost.
Viola Hayward
437 West Elm, Wauseon, Ohio
Phone White ATT.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-02-13

AND "Q-I"
The County Surveyor having filed in our
office his estimated assessments upon the
real estate to be charged in the above named
road, We hereby fix February 23rd, 1920 at
l 90 p m. as the date and the Commits
sioners Office, Wauseon, Ohio, the place
where objections, if any, will be heard on
said assessments.
The road is located as follows Beginning
at the south west corner of Section %, 7 7
n, E, Fulton County, thence east fol-
lowing |. c. H. No. 297, to a point about
80 rods north of the south east OF
Scrticn 2, N, E, Fulton County
By order of the Fulton County Commits
scners.
F. E. Perry, Auditor Fulton County, Ohio
Dated at Wauseon, Ohio February 2nd 1920
Ad-c
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-02-13
APPLICATION FOR PAROLE

Notice is hereby given that Edward
an Nc 46397 a prisoner con
fined in the Ohio Penitentiary, has beer
recommended to the Ohio Board of Clemency
' ,he Warden and Chaplain legally
eligible to a hearing for Parole. Said Ap
plication will be for hearing on or after
March 2, 1920.
45-8 W. l. BISHOP. Chief Clerk
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-02-13
NOTICE oF APPOINTMENT

The estate of Wayne B. Harris deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Lslah E.
Harris, has been duly appointed and quail
fed as administrators of the estate of
Wayne B. Harris, deceased late of Clinton
Township. Fulton County. Ohio.
Dated this 7th day of February, A. d.
1920 45-3
A. M. BARBER, Probate Judge
Fulton County. Ohio, Probate Court
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-02-13
APPLICATION FOR PAROLE

Notice is hereby given that Chas. "A
- eGer No 47326 a prisoner now con-
fued in the Ohio Penitentiary. has been
recomm2 ended to the Ohio Board of Glenn
ency, by the Warden and Chaplain as
legally eligible to a hearing for Parole
Said Application will be for hearing on or
after March 2, 1920.
45-S w. 1. BISHOP, Chief Clerk
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-02-13

will sci. at public sale on my farm
8 mics north of Wausaon, miles
osst &C To1rOw and one half mile
west of Ottokee, beginning at 1000
a. m.
tuesday. February II, 1920
EICnA HEAD OF CATuLE- 7
year old Holstein COW to be fresh
April Isl, 10 year old Guernsey COW
giving milk not bred. 5 year old
grade Holstein COW with calf by
fresh April goth, 5 year old Hol-
stein COW to be fresh March 10Th, 3
year ola thoroughbred Hoistein COW
tn freshen Sept. 18th, coming 2 year
I'd thoroughbred Jersey heifer to
= '~os' 'Fay 10th, one Holstein
heifer calf.
~ ICES, Brood Sow, Four
Shoates
Black gelding years old weight
1900 lbs. will drive double either
side OF single; black mare years
old weight 1850 lbs, drive either
side or single; one A no. 1 brood
SOW due to farrow March 10Th; 4
shoates weight about 100 lbs. each.
FEED-Several tons of good
timothy hay. quantity of shredd-
ed fodder. also some bundle fodder.
260 THOROUGHBRED CHICK
ENS-12O of them White Leghorr
hens, so Rhode Island Red hens, q
Barred Plymouth Rock hens. 1;
White Leghorn roosters, 5 Barred
Rock rcosters.
FARM IMPLEMENTS = Sell
binder, mower, Brown 2-horse cuiri-
for like new, wooden beam drag
farm wagon, surrey, single buggy
walking plow, corn shelle-, gardel
cultivator. plank float, roller. goo;
set of work harness, one-half set o
work harness, single harness, 2 col
lars, 2 sets of double trees, scaldini
barrel, 400 egg Cyphres incubato
~ood as new, 1150 egg Prairi
State incubator good as new, so egl
Buckeye incubator, Giant Newto1
brooder. stove. wagon box, A forks.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS = Sid
board, couch. cot, several kitche
chairs, Brilliant Laurel hard cca
heater, 20 gallon coffee kettle, mil
pals, jars and many other article
tcc numerous TO mention.
Terms made known on day of sal
FREE LUNCH AT NOON
F. F. GUYMAN, Prop.
A. Banty Huber. Auctioneer
Vergil Spring, Clerk
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-02-13
PROBATE NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that Sarah A.
Cottrell, Administrative of the estate of
Fred E. Cottrell, deceased, has filed her
first and final account for settlement.
The hearing of said account is set sor the
Sth day of March, 1920, at o'clock a. m.
A. M. BARBER, Probate Judge
Fulton County, Ohio, Probate Court
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-02-13
NO SALE

Mr.. G. w. Berkebile has notified
us that there will be no sale Of
chattels at his farm on February
23rd. Mr.. Hess who has -purchas
MIR. Berkebile's farm has also pur-
chased all chattels.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-02-13

FOR SALE-A large cupboard
Enquire of Robt. Gottschalk, AT
Howard Ave. 45-1-p
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-02-13

You don't have to risk cent to
relieved of catarrh. Get a Hyomei
outfit from Read & Wager, the drug
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-02-13

Mrs. B. H. Anderson died at the
home of her sen MH B. F. Anderson
IN Adrian at 200 a. rr Tuesday,
February 10th. Funeral serves
were held Thursday afternoon Feb
ruafy 18th at the Methodist church
IN Tedrow of which she was a life
long member. Mrs. Anderson had
reached the advanced age of eighty
three years; she was enc of the
pioneer women Of Fulton. County
'ocming with her parents to Fulton
G unity at the age of thirteen and
continuing to reside here until about
three years ago when she went to
live with her son, Mr.. +. F. Ander-
son in Adrian. Mrs. Anderson
was a sister of the late C. M. Spring
and aunt of commissioner E. E
Spring and of Mrs. w. H. Maddox
of this city.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-02-13

A o. O. e. OF Liberty Center.
Those who were nearest him ex-
press themselves as thus:
Forest we will miss thee often,
IN our home, made sad and lone,
Tears will fall and hearts will
soften
While we think of one who's gone.
Shall we meet you at the river,
When the tolls of life are over,
There to dwell with you forever
On the bright and golden shore.
Card of Thanks
We wish to thank our friends and
neighbcrs for the kindness and help
shown US during our grief stricken
hours, also the minister for his
words Of consolation and the singers
for their service and friends for the
beautiful flowers.
Mrs. F. E. Metcalf
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Metcalf
Mr.. and Mrs M. L. Heft
Brother and Sister
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-02-13
PUBIJC SALE

Having de- ded to quit farming l
will sci. at public sale on my farm
mics north of Wauseon, 3 miles
cast &C To1r0w and one half mile
west of Ottokee, beginning at 1890
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-02-13

It is the first article in a great
new series about country banks.
The business of a bank-of this
bank-and the prosperity of its
farmer customers are closely
related. That is why we stand
ready at all times to give to you
whatever service is in our power.
Consult with us about your
farming plans. Let us help you
In your financial plans. Keep
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-02-13
DATE FOR HEARING ASSESSMENTS ON


Sheriff of Fulton County, Ohio
F. 5. d j. M. Ham, Attorneys 43-E
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-15
CONSTANTINE S FALSEHOOD

Confronted with rho opposition nf the
allied nations 70 his return ~ th' ';r'.''N
throne. CuES,uacia" has given uGt u
s;atcm"": - tho "Gec: thac h" waS
never rru-,;"rman nor even well dis
posed toward Germany. II it Were not
for III" r:;,o:N record. the former mon
arch nigh. induce tn" world t. believe
his cain ,hat he has been ln.~repr.-
sentcd.
Unfortunately cp- him. The chain o.:
evidence IS complete. \: the beginning
OF the war. IN August. 1914. he ser;
word TO the kaiser, Through II" Greek
minister IN B".iin. - follows: The
emperor knows that my personal SYM
path;ss and political opinions draw nj"
toward him In September. 1915. no
told the bulgarian minister - Athens
that Cree" was going - act wiki
Austria and Germany. CuUstuUt!Dc pre-
vented Greece from go.us 10 the assist
ancc Of Serbia as provided ~ tho treaty
between the TWO nations. Later. when
the BUlgarIans planned to s".Z" par: OF
Greek Macedonia. corstantin" promised
Berlin not 20 max" any oppos.t!or. and
his war minister ordered the SURRENDER
Of guns and cortresScs without resist
Vince. Hi cUlmiaA'ing act aSn.ast IN.
allies w-Is 20 ptrt:Clpatc n i p!o,. later
discovered. - attack General Sarcai"S
forces IN II" rcog ut III" sam" I'm, ,hat
the Germans wrI- - attack On iac
north. lie also Expressed his d.sap-
pointmcnt wh"n Genera, ludcnGurf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-15
RIPPING RHYM Mes
BY WALT MASON.
ALL MEN ARE LIARS.

We st around a cVentHnc. ana
trauruNE We .Ir. and tel. OF how
unr cars can climb stulcnd"uS hills
Oh ..ga. We used 10 be truthful
lot hr!r!r the Iu,o came. W used
t. w'..'i ana wiSt and We; that itI.s"-
HuuL Ms 4 sham. .Nad when from
il$h:u1 ;rIpa returned " stretched
ILc l'U,N - yard. our ronSc!"nr" .iN"
4 u"n;tr, burned. and SCOcCh"d us
yrrtty hard. Eui mat WAS IN a time
zone by. 4 time that's vaEu". re-
mote: and now We Sit around and
L.. rAch Of his old tin hH'". And
when We 10 oar beds repair, some
alto PiiUrcS Ia SpT.nE. dos con
science. while w"r" lying th"r".
meta. might Il solemn th;Eg" DOES
Sho POINT out that :alS"kOudS
Wrnup" Sh" tries tina, stunt n"
NOR. wc'v,. l.rd - much. we've H''i
- Ion. that CouSci"nsr il q l!"r"
cur old TIA ears az" rcd with rust.
;h"y'r" long since out OF style, and
something's always sure 10 huSi b.
for" the &" n n, l". We're a.
ways ,iuk"r.uS WIKI tools, "''"
motors broker, down. and hiring
fem. wIth their mules. = hHU,
us buck 10 town. But when ~
-mchr oar cI"n'ug pipes III" rci'"n
.raCr prevails. NuG Anatl!as has ;hc
gr,,ns .f he can hear our tales.
And - w., 81, beside tn" S"a. M.3
TRANQUILITY "" IL. &c how our autos
ls.uh.I 4 ,rr,.. and DID I'll" trick on
htGh.
'u,nrirh, by George Matthew Adams.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-15
. THE STRUGGLE FOR EQUALITY
Vice President the National City Bank of New York.
By GEORGE E. ROBERTS

farmer seeks primarily 10 forward h.S
own Interests by increasing the yield al
his tar:" hut in 50 d";uE hr promotes
tH. common welfare. and this - the test
al al legitimate efforts to promote pri-
al" interests.
II foll"ws that Il any group In III"
community holding by '"tson OF its
services strategic position. attempts
- take ADVANTAGE Of chat position /"
impose is vii! arbitrarily upon the corI-
murity. X commits All unfair. unjust
and unS"c'al act. Whenever organized
capital .r organized labor assumes the
responsibility o. a function which -
v'ai L. society. il must be regard 10Y
tn" public interest IN the manner III
wni"h II discharges or aoanionh that
iuTct.or.
led {" impose conditions thar AZ" in
furious TO II" whole. W" must eXa.t
and establish the rights OF tn" lnd!-
viduaI where they harmonic with and
promote ihc interests "f al.
II is not strange that he struggles
for political equality having cu.ninatr!'
agitation should re directed 10 economic
equality. Equality in benefits. equality
IN economic distribution. IS sought. but
N n society wh.ch Is essentially CO.
GWCtj"n - u" result cf JOINT efforts At
IN. rntIr.. community. !: IS necessary.
that distribution sEa!! BE- bases. by SOM
system! upon the contributions OF each
III d.
II IS said that conditions are going
20 be d::fcrr1: ~ the future from what
they haTc been in III" pas: that po!!ti-
cal democracy will hc Of little cons"-
Quence w!tEou; democracy in Industry
and ! mother relations % life; that IN
The division between capital and labor.
labor mast receive more and capital less
than iE III" past
Every right minded person must de-
sire that th- common lot shall con-
ttnur To improve ia the future as u
has in IN" past. bat economic .aw VIII
I've ;hr same IN the future AZ n the past
The man who - Industrious and az
irntat;v,. {" his work. whatever u *,
will fare better than the man who is
INDECENT and indifferent: ~" man WHO
is lhifry. who has work resolution tn
deny himself IN order q save and In
vest for Increasing production Will iare
better 'han the man who does not deny
himself and saves nothing. ~
Tho ;Han who has executive an:!!tE.
who can plan and organic" and direct
others and SO max" industry more pro-
urtivr. VIII fare better than the ma n
who does oiyn what h" Is told. ~! IN:
is ~ & must hr IN The interest of social
progress YOU ranno: Interfere with u"
working ri these economic principles
without reducing production. rnfardirS
PROGRESS and :ntur;us every class.
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Our Daily Story
THE GNK.

Tie g.nk with the flowing re and
the straight nose, after having cox
Iec;ed n crowd n pretending hc saw
uu airplanr overhead. suddenly "r!"d
''Sn!.," aud i,u, h.S f.uEr! - "'~ .ipN'
T."n. after trohj'.@ "pr':rA'"S.h 49,!
nru"' ~ H.3 'N''C,..'r. AMI W"'i'",
NM. a r...r";I.in Hni '....'s'' i b! &c.
St:I softly. "t,"N,%. VINO Wants - near
the. rIr'S: store mat "Nr: ann a." p"
tie p.nn"---, story i.It w"A.I man" 80
ostrich l!Usa"
rhr mrr rr.'hcd uH thc:r AIRS, Az!
the r.ak commanded. M, "t".r>. EF'+:
wo.,., n ..id Toys VII! i.:udl. ".,"@r;W
L,i; alone. The :.."iI ,:"wi.". -
.r-,cl" ttuIi iMe g.nM. t%'.r ar" ST..
rr:'n"d ~.
'."lou miserable. cu'."r-a"na":.r:S;
cur,uudErr,ug ev.i-rni"dyA. h,trkS..' e. .
Inv, ,Untru;l;,Ir. prun.-Svl.l'l 'mnrh
II s.,.ruy-GI, kh'ned Su,if' ""ar'l
J,.y Wr.m.;day. The famous 'cr"rtr.r
..y:.rr",:.; for i was 'u,."''i L.. 'N"V
.:rw-:.r y,a were -0.rE q H"..: S";n"-
;lr.nE ~aT. rurAinE and U:n!. dd.
y,u. you y.4uI"-hrajncd r"ugiyu" -
49,, al l;,uI muprt:c nuts N"Tt !.H
ashamed OF yourselves" !!;,h I"'h'
Pie GO hcmr and tahc ha'h. You
s,;u.ui;-cyr. gang Of hic'"UE"'"E
And ,hr crowd. ready to s.nE int"
go. ":ruud with emlnrraSSin%N.'
,a.,E"i uuna,trusiv"ly OF ana Hi"a .
..,,.:. ,.,uSr when ;h"y came I" = h."A'
r,l,-. SISn.glnU& T:,tur" postcards.
,',,i.y-,!-s,: ~ ,;e1r.;" Matthew Adams
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THE ISLAND OF lAP
BY COLONEL E. M. HOUSE
BY COLONEL E. M. nc

20, Far. . contention W" meyer admit
ted. Ir.: ". w"T" without E.EIf" "a -.''
matter.
TA- ,,.,,,!ou Of r.,H}c .on;"o. wa .e.i
open 1t l.sS.~. l.Ii y L. H"r''d ;!''t !,
%h"u,! 20. referred :" a '"'.i"''E '"'.
!. 3, Io,.:.i e.. ;vr.ta:l"n mat >'."9'" not
BE- o..nW'i - cont me-. i"r = ''EEN. 'hS
!.y .:uH l4iu ~,N";hInE more ''':."HH.
sur, y "4- world Interests ana "TT com
r,'rr.. ,,,;.;!, as t. II freedom d!" S'TuF,
L., of decentralization which "" Il" hot
h"w pos c',$
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lri,luoc.. ut ANY sort w!a'rNtT.
So 'h. Iu"&iion sc (Np = largely Il
question - Ia" central %: "n'nInNn!Ca-
IONS, y ,,.atr", th,' "" '.s"n"; ,"nH"n;
- rln,,. wholly W.;a.a t. hands ct any
l.nwrr |, Is 4 part - th' E.n"r'I Gu"S.'
t!un Of ,vutro, "i foreign '""lir"n;c1-
tIunS. and i, ~ !mi.ortdur" ;''i" - iin'S
~ l."aC" ANA in w.,g. Il - 'ui! %: p'S%! .
h.l:t:,s "f DANCE. and while : "hcNl!
- handled with firm""S%, there ~hu!d L.
tnu. ,l".a.ttc and dIp'"mlt!' i"Gvh that
indicators u JUS; c1rSid"Ta:h" %. tha
rights e: al.
principles Of justice AID humanity an!
i.,tNr "a" irish u Themselves.
htyr ,.uud""S,d !itu a :"% l:''# OF
v-r$, NY N:,."~ ur ~. 'ir:~! 0u".tinH
,,ui riy.-sr IT," sam. herewith
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-15
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