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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-02
46Se Tarsans.
Smaanotiier.
Sobensoaerns WiQipner.

Get blep for Ell 3ib iioen opIpit, at
Den prsiliife 2anbboe bopoc beiluttet
at lllolsie en- Gel al DC fciierIige Sri.
oafelenoomme / Srsiien for 100 OtiI.
l1oner Warf. EeIeerammet boron,
bier Jig at babe p1ret meaet ufulo.
%ltrnoigt. 8anife bit inoIsIer State,t
otsIe eienoomme for 100 Milioner.
men Gr-&eiieren faar life en- SfiIira
al oisie Benee. Sele Summen bill
rneogaa til Detailing al Sfattcr % til
S9fnlng al &ongebuiets gnoeI I
"Higsneoofret", % bpis ma finber,
at DC 100 Wiaioncr life er tilitrrf.
feltg BERTH, iaa ifal Soben5ollerne al.
fr9pes mere. Siteoetfor ligeirem at
fonflifere Dc feiierlige gienbomme.
bar man t%rltffet henne Srbning for
talTalo | Jornnelt at reipeftere 8r,,lo.
lopcnS Yrincip ON 0ripateienbon,s
ufrGnfeliabeo. Oct belle CT nprinclt
blot ell Eroforna- Mffprc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-02
Hiin9rrsunorn / mrllcmcuropn.

: en- IrtifcI ON acknowledgement
al at foumc 2itcrriQc oQ nuorc a
<nqcr8neoCu bicmlegte &nnoc ole
blitfeIiq tilbiGlp bcnlcoroc forbcupr
rcnOc 6innnaminiitcr, mn 6orcncbC
Stutcr@ Scuator @loi5 Gpmcrflom.
heoen pna Situotioucll ilia iom oeH
cftcr imogaacnoe lln6criegcllc er lore.
ilmbct at nGrc bIanot &c blmgrcnoC
Niniouer oerbortc. % iper oct onlc.
rifanifc Iolf: ~Til ocre heller iparc
ncrc5 Ecnac enc rcnoe Mcmcifclip?"
Get cr life oc itorc &nnoc / europa,
iom M trGnger &iGlp, flyer ban. 90
o~llicrtc &nnoc tou ia bare poa iig
icIn. Nnor Observation-Disclosures
ucbipttC5 iii ct 9cleb, iom oct tplfc
SoIf ton bctalc, uil l~i9clc0ea TDit
lalto tlrnnc ia bare pan 'tq 'clu uoPll
andres &irlp. IuOcrIcoc9 itiucr oct
iig for cufcltc al DC miuorc Petitioners
&cofommcnbc. &lulOt 0i2ic cr No
hcn pnn mango Stcocr ubcitripcliQ,
% tlticupi@ al Mcuncltcr Dor al Cult
% Neit.
&Grlt cr set / GiterriQc, hpor Cir
@corac Yniib poo @oocn / Ell @n
toilet life fPrre emo - opoc paa Ell
Nifitono al 10 aportnIcr GoIf bar
life cnQolIg 9rTttcr not iaicn til at
hcqrooc line oeoc. lltocrti0cn iiuOcr
man Sig liQacuoc / itcrf Iorruaoncl
ic@tiIiton0 / SuicuC, bare iorOi inacn
magtcr at lragc DEM ppt / ocn @roO
uhmuttet er DC Qienlcucuoc al Nut
ger. Selulugt onler oi3ie rUoiommc
Gilitanoc itn0ia nrcr oa mer SuQoom.
&cpcnoe StcIetter al mcnucitcliar
NUIc1cr, JON cr ioa ipnqc, at Sc nr
lien itfc fan bcprgc iiQ, % iicrt Sc
clenoialte 6iucr til @cifnttclic moo en-
bdr't &tntcr er ct nImlnncIiot Snu,
huOrhcn man fouuncr. Barn 0ar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-02

SpStuue MinnUr u'iluQ iorlc0cn Ell
(tIurrmclic ira ocu lrifc "Rcpublita"
iaotnIntc Hrritncut. Ic &olcru. i0ct
ban uUQtct al mooto ham clIcr cuooQ
at trUrrc ham, lor0i Sen ltatlon, Tom
ErUltocntcn" Tiger iil at rcprGicn
tcrc. lttc cr oncrtIcu0t a Sc Eorcucoc
Stotcr. Tcttc uruuc2 / NtooirtuiuQ
TIL Nru &cltomit, Sc &olcra III / Mem
Nort, huor Manor NuInu too imoo
ham mes al mlIiq ~oiiicIcl Torntolitct.
&c &olcru hur / set itorc % belle.
tro0& Den Sllloc, han bar moot /
Boston, uIitnot al @rltub til al iolc
liz tilireo4 Sen mco MootoQclic. hul,
bar 'ouet Amcrlfo Suupoticu mco
&rian0 hor pprct u~mi$ticubcliQ. Get
pIlhC io uUrc SopmaaIct al lltatIcnt
mclllhco al ham life al paoitirnmc
octtc. %mi0lcrtIo hor han lmhcr Sor
ieqct pao at pie lin Yaait ienuclic
life nltiN formonct al pare guuifc
touicfucut Get irifc Gurti. ipnl
"&rp'Iocntcu" tilharcr. uar ION he
fienot Imoo GnQlono / oet2 aria nlcb
Sniflouo Nun uuoremmcr bette Of
rentlla, % Tiger, al &rlrnoeruc& 80
lelicr uur paa inf Sine. Srlpuncrnc
en'tct. al Spltcrne moottc ieire. Wtclr
III trGircr Set iIQ iuo uhcloiQ. at "a
ion Nmcrtto nor mco / ariaen MOI
Suiflono % &c &alcro fou 10 life
po0t qlcngiGloc nmcritonit SellQhe0
me6 at la lig 'orlnbc mco, al %rIpu.
oeruc liQclcoea enitet, al &c ToreneSc
Statcr ituloc tabc &riQcn. Gcrior
ioriGllcr ban o@, al Be irite Sinn
Gcincra ipmpatiicrtc meo Dor aria
moo SpitIaub % ~iunteS, al @rGiiocnt
&Siliou gioroe Rct / al crtlGre Sci
ieren ariq. Suao mau clIerS fan iiae
ON oenne Ntano. man man lace ham,
al han itfc or iorfnpbt. Nnn cr nit
oaiao nGitcn lIgciaa llcip lom Slopb
8eorge,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-02

Gen melt cifcftiuc Otoaoc al moo.
orbeihc 9%oIlbepisnuc "a ANDRE locialt
% ooliti'fc llblfcielier pna / Utter.
rigc, Tiger Scnator @loi5, CT at IsraC
Tor, at Solicit ionr Mo0; % Imcrifo
er oct cncitc 2arb, iom fan rcooc 0clll
ira Nlulgcrabsocn. aonare6lcn be.
ifiGitiger Jig M mcb Sngcn, 90 Su.
lets NTrina9tomitc bar boot Scar.
inaS" for al fommc tilbrnos / Sor.
holoct. Ger bcbencS imiolcrtio ina
itorc GUNNER iii Afbiplpellc al Re.
6cn / M~elcmeuropa, at Oct fan bll
ct SpcrgamooI ON noget al Vctpo
ming nil bIi qiort. Ser cr Gale ON
n1crminbit $t25.000,000
Get por ga / GiIiGloc oaioo DC
niHacn al biGIpc BoIcn bpor ligcs
lc0ca Nsben er megct Itnr, Sontmc
frnqter ooQ for, at cn0cl al biSic Wtib.
Ter, hni5 sc benilqe5, bill bli bruqt i
militrrc 2icnlco o0 cr ocrior lioet
tiIbeicligc i'll at gno mcb poo oct lore
iloococ Erogram, ipcciclt liocu DER
MI cr al Cpiororiug til al lutte meo
Den Tlothc0. Iom lm6cr arigcn oa
iiocn ocnS Clint al iterrc eQer min
Orc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bar pGrct
proftiierct / omcrifonif S%tatohus
.bolhninQ.
Smiolcrtlo blir 3ilitanocuc / DC
bicnlleqtc Salt0c pPrrc og nprrc, og
lloell Ncuinn til, ON Nnlcrifo iiroer,
At oct bar noqcn moralif Eligt til al
ifrthc ino, bItr Oct bel / Splloocn,
ionIcbca ion equator @laiS bppbcr,
Il Sperg@monl, ON life pore cQnc
Slltcrcalcr tll'iacr, at nogct forctoQcS.
Oct er life olcnc Den Sm%itGnoiQbc0,
II Nnrerlfa or intcreSicrct / at be
@olibCplSmen8 l~lobrcoclic i
VteIlemeliropa, hnor niQtiQ octtc toll
,Grc, ri er 1rcmllornlt al SenIpn I'll
,or lrcmti0igc &onocl % belle Sor
'inbclic mcb biSIc &onoc iu~tcrc3icrct
, Of DC etonomiif fonumcr poo &c
lcnc igicn. aonare8mono @rccn ira
soma bar iorciIaoct Ell, lom oct ipne4.
IoturliQ llopci til at iorcbnqQc, at
loQct al DC bcpilQcbc Tcn1cwiolcr be.
IDttca nlllItrrc 2lcneh / Yolcn, roct
'nll ltillcr ion @ctingcllc Tor at fom
ne Eoloftcrnc tiIbirlp, at DC polite
Sore trGffcr ii9 tilbogc til line cgne
,anoomroooCr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-02
apuarcomnno Tranf Muuocl, ion

CT Ncpublitnnernea floor lcoocr" /
aonarc@icn@ REPRESENTATIONS, no.
toItc iorIcocu / N~nIcouing al Sen
Stcnmiua, lom bar ntrct liz Tor, at
DC 6orcuc0c Stotcr ber cItcrgi @ipl
ocr cllcr laliolo Rcutcrnc poo Gl,g
IonO@ @iGlo til 2lmcrifo, at noor
Gnalon0 tan la Rnoo til at bcpilac
S150,000,0 til FIN &ultiloooc. ino
hor oct bel oQloo Rooo ill al betulc
Hcntcrnc pnn i'm @ipIo. Nan cr iii
tcrt lite enc ON 0cu OpiatninQ.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-02
Ten nprifc Nmerifalinjc.

pan9criioro" aiaif ira Stem gorf Sen
2tbc Ecbrnar mcb ct b~ctpoeliat initial
Hasiaecrcr / ale alosier. "@ergcns.
iicrb" oil aiaaa Den lite WartS.
Scnue @aao bar ~unbergaaet Ell gruit-
dig Smfaliatrins iaapel al Easiase'
rernes Acknowledgment iom at Wa.
ifineriet. Zen err M omgiort for
SIieipring.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-02
Som iDr nrunt, too Sen ocmofru

SOm Tpr nrunt, too Sen 0cmotrn
title Caucus f0r Ct Nnr llQcr iiocll
mc0 oucrpplocuoc TIcrtul &lritono ira
oct militrrc &olQproQrom ON tprul.
gen &prncpIlQt CNioo iuocn Ben
rcpubIItonltc %clr pIicr oct liq at pprc
liocn GllbelcliQhcb til at gnu mcO
pno hcttc EroQrom. Get blir mcr
% u1cr fart, at Oct life ton opuan
Winiorltet / Den mprrcnoc GouQrc>,
OF &chcruc cr ocrior tonuuct til oct
Hcilrltot al oct bcbitc, man ION Qiprc
luoCr Smltru0IQbcbrruc, or at ituur
belle SpnrQaul0alct uucr puo Sen
rU'tr HonQrc@, iom bclnu0cr / Ce-
Cculbcr. Ntnn cr mcorcttc barQc lor.
at NpiuiouCu / %ouoct moo tolulQcll
&NrnFpliQt cr ioo itcrt, al oct Gnrti.
Tom trUOcr / Strnufcu ior ocumc
"Hcrorm, hor Ij0cu llhiiQt ill at
unhc uoQcu Gopulorltct poa Sen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-02

BELT gcif' cher Sdriorctsn,ns. Tei or uiti'
isrt al fenee Isle geuse , alu,ineeltse Srepe.
% b. ian fife barre anisor.,se for Senss. lon
biiy bcr.e saa Se,en.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-02

ESrxsxp As SECOND CLASS sATrsa JUN lbrn 1905 Al
rHs posr OFFICE AT pEcoHAB. Iowa. usDxn RIA ACT
or CosexEss~or MARCH $. IsT.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-02
Spheforfslaeliernc.

On isoiif aomite / Yaris m~eobeler,
at me Sorfslselier % Masiemproe.
rier at SOBER fanbt Steo nrloer Gent.
fine'IrmcenS Silbaeetoe gieitnem
Spornslano for ell Sib iiben. Ser
meloeS ON iaaoonne SIoobuo ira
gogopol, 8olta, 8olonepanepif, Oil.
piopol, aooina % &ripois.S sero,
boor 200 Ssoer blep or9bt. S so.
loneoaneif blep so brGbt. Ger her.
Tier MI flor Eanif bIanbt ben isoiife
gefolfning / ben Del al Sbesia-Te.
glonelt, iom enolll cr beiat al Seni.
fines aoiaffer,
Nttentat mob Serbiens Heaent.
s forrige ltge blep Der giort Ssor.
ieg paa at mproe Erinsregellt Ilcr.
amber al Serbien % Den l,pe Yre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-02
atnieQo 50. 1868 Sc Ionne Gloa..
Shlcaao, IN.

gtlne 6crrcr: r. %cnIiait icr0 mia
ole GmtouniuRcr forobctalt. en- 2git,
al 2cres "Gbl,t Saoer" iom mcrtct ne
acnfor, for h0rlie er iuolaat s ......
Ter or tor'tnaet at mine ScuRc ulbuqcz
belales. h0is icg life CT u!irc0a.
OSsIQenos SabeI bier boaS en- bcl
SGious SebGuoliug toner Tor SIottc al
torliJeQi8 Stsrreliel. Mert / Tirtanica
L~Incnnnrfrr (trrrrIic nrHr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-02
Chicago Kv1gmarked.
Kansas CITY
S;oux Civ Kyapmarked.

uorcLyrO- Steers 1888 3.5U-l. Old
Kjer og Kvier.......... s',o-:S.oo
Stockers and feeders.... I.1o-lO.oo
Calves and yearlings.... wv wv
Gu h,,,k ~.13.oU--l3.S5
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-02
notwithstanding
sgd St. Paul Kvaemarked.

IS. Sch.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-02
Nttentat mob Serbiens Heaent.

GortiGttes paa iioite Sibe.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
Uub1nan's Wife
Baked at Pact
To Keep Peace
Separation Suit Reveals an
Agreement Drawn Up
by Edgar Nj. Smith, but
Rejected by Mrs. Smith
She Charges Cruelty
Saws Husband Boasted He
Was Broke; Daughter
Takes Side of Mother

TT % trimonial infelicites Of Edgar
NJ. Smleh, clubman and civil engineer
and vi-s- president of the Q. & C. Com
pany. dealers in railway supplies. and
his " Mrs. Nanine l. Smith, aired
IL Il Supreme Court recently when
the viSs s.ed for a separation on the
ground Il -Tuelty, received the further
attent.oi II the court yesterday Mrs.
Smith Il ed an application for alimony
and . tee Newburger awarded her
$50 es pending trial ofsher action.
As u lesa,t of long series of diff
ferencea while the couple lived at Al
lenhul = y. L., Naragansett Pier and
other aces, a friend of Mr.. Smith
drew proposed agreement, which
novel cu nent the husband submitted
in cour With the statement that he
had exp - $50 his willingness to sign
it, but aat his wife refused to affjx
her 81 'turs.
Fact Guaranteed Peace
The slesment, dated January 3, 1919.
read il part:
live t' sether to all appearances. but
that n ne shall be peaceful, and that
the parcy OF the first part, Edgar NJ
Smith, shall make it his home whenever
IN the city, and that there shall be no
disturbance OF any kind But the party
OF the first part does agree not to COM
municats with the party o. the second
part, Mrs. Nanine /. Smith. except on
sccoun1 Of business. This agreement
howeveF : iss - cover only the period
OF twelve months from date"
Anotaer part of the agreement read.
The 7ty Of the second part agrees
to condeot herself discreetly and at all
times II 81 peaceful manner. being care
1ui, as mother, as TO ner children's
welfare. 1t must be understood that
the party of the rst part is to conduct
himself advisedly and with integrity
as ne has always done
Mr. smith said in his defense that
since the agreement was submitted to
his wife he has not been permitted to
live IN the same house with her. He
also complained that Mrs Smith has
increasingly badgered and annoyed de
PoHeACJ wasted MS money, detained his
good names violently displayed her tenn
per and Denounced him because the
far lly exche 4usswas not larger"
Daughters Marriage Cost $4,000
fr. Smith mentioned that Che mar
riage Of his daughter, Mrs. Carolyn
Smith Talcott, of Koswick, Va, early !
In this year cost him $4,000. Mrs. |
Talcott made an affidavit in favor of
her mothers petition for adequate ali
mony
In detailing list of alleged cruel
my mother was too economical espe- |
cially as to her own necessities. In
every case of extravaganza it was my
father who was responsible. He should
not have insisted on so expensive 4
wedding for me if it would leave him
In debt. He made all arrangements,
even selecting the most expensive
style Of invitations that Tiffany had"
In detailin ga list of alleged cruel
acts by her husband, Mrs. Smith told
OF Mr.. Smith entering their home on
the night before Easter, 1910, and say
ing: Il want You to have happy
Easter. so l wifi tell you that I have
lost every damn dollar I had in the
world"
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

Overblouses that fairly make a cos
tume-combining Georgette Crepe
with collar, belt and piping of Taffeta,
IN contrasting color, to match the
elaborate beaded designs. New collar,
three-quarter sleeves, long apron front
IN rounded effect finished with piping.
beaded catch at neck.
Navy with Henna, Bisque with
Brown, White with Navy, Oriole with
Black, also all Black.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
Afternoon G0Wns of Rich
Chiffon Velvet

CNE1TOn Y 1LCeL
There's nothing quite as regal az
Velvet for the gown of occasion, and
these beautiful Afternoon Gowns of
rich, lustrous Chiffon Velvet are ap-
proprlate for all sorts of formal after
noon functions, with their simple gar
niture Of fine lace at neck and sleeves.
The soft, becoming bloom of the fabric
is at it's best in just such a simple stvle
as we otfer-square neck, three-quarter
sleeves, tunic skirt
Brown, Black, Copen
$500
Misses Afternoon Gotuns
A range of bewitching, youthful
models, in Satin, beaded, embroidered
and with many novel style touches.
All the Desirable Shades
$500
Separate Skirts
DuUetyfs In Smart
Sports Models
$1,000
Women seeking variety in their
FAN wardrobe will want to own one of
these Duvetyn Skirts. They add re-
Sourcetulness to any equipment for the
season; just the thing for golf, or skat-
ing later in the season, worn with
sweaters or sport jackets. Plain sports
model, button trimmed.
Brown, Tan, Navy.
Other Skirts from $1,000 to $45.oO.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
Fur Trimmed Autumn Suits
vdlueS mat Ou Need Not Hesitate to R,.v

he who has
red standard which
anons Lavish of collar slim Of
finished with
and black o ~ " ""o" "a nu
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-06-11

ley Ave. for street light was pre-
sented and considered and together
with light on Vine Street was re-
ferred to the light committee. A
petition was read asking that rubbish
alleged to be unsightly be removed
from certain lots >on Cedar Street,
council voted to lay this petition on
the table for an indefinite length of
time.
Council went into committee of the
whole to prepare budget for expenses
of the Village government for the
next fiscal year.
A proposition to secure an en-
gineer to come to Wauseon and make
new survey of both the big
Ditch" and the "Bean Creek" water
supply propositions and report te
the council was discussed pro and
con. The proposition as explained
by its sponsors was in accordance
with the suggestion of Chief En-
gineer Ditto of the State. Board of
Health and the estimated cost of OBJ
tanning such an engineer was about
$500. A motion prevailed that the
council instruct the. clerk to coa-
municate with the Clark Engineer
ing Company of Toledo asking them
to send an engineer for the purpose
stated.
Claim ordinance was passed and
council adjourned.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-06-11
ADVANTAGES OF
REGULAR ARMY

The regular Army is authorized
to accept men for one year enlist
ment in the Cavalry and Infantry,
which has been closed for one year
enlistments for the past six months
There are only few vacancies open
in the Camp Grant School. School
starts July 1st. Go to school and
get paid. Can you beat it?
The pay is better than what half
the men of Ohio are getting now;
$40 for Private 1st Glass, SIT for
a 1st Sergeant. Stop and think.
How much money have you got that
you can call your own this month?
Have you $40? Ask yourself this
question. Do you know that your
job will last one or three years.
Have you got advancement coming
if you work Have you been out
side Of Ohio? Get out and see the
World and be man. of the World
and earn money that you can call
your own at the end of the month.
One year enlistments are open in
s branches of the service.
Married men may re-enlist.
Call at the Recruiting Office at
Defiance, Ohio which is the Local
Recruiting Office in our district.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-06-11
new TRADE ROUTES

About the 1st of October an ocean
liner is to leave New York on a
visit to the principal ports of South
and Central America, New Zealand,
Australia, China, and Japan for the
purpose of developing American
foreign trade. The ship will be
htted up to exhibit the product OF
American factories to the best ad-
vantage and its personnel will in
clude interpreters and competent
statesmen. The voyage will not only
serve to acquainU foreign buyers
with the quality of American-made
goods, but will also gather informa-
ton as to foreign needs for the
benefit Of American producers.
The project is typical of Yankee
enterprise. With well directed
merchant marine fleet to handle the
trade that is sure to come our way,
a commanding position for America
IN the maritime commerce of the
world for the future is assured. The
steady loss of exports to Europe
that will continue while those coun-
tries are resuming production once
more, means that American goods
heretofore shipped to those markets
must find an outlet elsewhere. South
America and across the Pacific offer
the natural solution of the problem,
and it is apparent that our manu-
facturers are alive to that fact.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-06-11
COUNCIL MEETING
All Members of Council Were Present-An Ordinance
Granting 81 Is Gas Rate For Ninety Days
Was Passed Motion Prevailed to
Secure Engineer-Usual
Claim Ordinance.

Ali members of the council, as it
now stands were present at the re-
gular meeting of that body last Mon
day evening. Mayor Bulger presid-
ing at the opening of the session:
The councilmen are as follows:
George Oakley PresidenH D. E.
Barkdull, H. J. Bachman, H. j,
Schlatter, j, L. Socie and Val Web
er. Minutes of the last regular
meeting and an adjourned session at
which an ordinance granting a $2.25
gas rate for a period of ninety days
was passed, were read and approved.
Mayor G. M. Bulger presented his
resignation to take effect at once
which was duly accepted by vote Of
council and George Oakley, presi-
dent of the council took the chair.
A request from L. S. Williams to
place sign at the corner of North
Fulton and Beech Streets was referr-
ed to Street Committee and that
committee after asking. Mr.. Will
ans in regard to the nature and
manner of placing sign recommend
ed that permission be granted as re-
quested.
Mr.. Williams also called attention
of council to the need of cross walk at
Monroe and lax st. but was inform
ed that there was no money avail
able for construction of such walk.
A petition from residents on McKin-
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-06-11
BIxLER-WEBER

Mr. Harry c. Weber and Miss
Myrtle M. Bixler were united IN
marriage at the home of and by
Rev. frank +. Kenyon, Saturday
afternoon June 5th Immediately
after the marriage ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Weber started on an auto
trip among the Lakes of Southern
Michigan. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Web
er are graduates of Wauseon High
School and both are we'll known and
liked in their home town. Mr.. Web
er of the firm of Weber and Butter
more is one of the towns successful
and enterprising business men, while
Mrs. Weber is also in the field Of
business as a clerk in the offices Of
the Superior Iron and Mfg. Co. We
are glad that they will remain in
Wauseon and extend hearty con-
gratulations and best wishes for
their long continued prosperity and
happiness.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-06-11
GUILTY AS CHARGED

The petit jury went into session
last Tuesday morning and were occu-
pied with one case, that of the State
OF Ohio VS. Joseph Markowitz, until
W ednesday afternoon about 200
o'clock. Markowitz is the proprietor
OF the Mecca Saloon on Cherry
street, Toledo where large part of
the goods stolen from the Archbold
clothing store were found. Three
persons, Guy Harroun, Edward Rog-
ers and Joe Markowitz were arrest
ed on charges of being implicated
IN this robbery and were indicted
py Fulton County Grand Jury.
Harroun and Rogers pied guilty and
We're sentenced by the court to i'm
prlsonment in the Ohio Penitentiary.
Markowitz was ably defended by
Attorney Harry Levinson of Toledo
while Prosecuting Attorney C. L.
Canfield appeared for the State.
Among the witnesses called for the
prosecution were Harroun and Rog-
ers who were brought from Colum-
BUS for the purpose of testifying
against Markowitz. Mrs. LAUDER
and Ora Lauber, proprietors of the
Lauber Clothing Store of Archbold,
Deputy Sheriff Alva Nofzinger,
night watchman at Archbold. who
saw the robbers at work and was
carried by them to Toledo where he
was dropped in an alley, who aided
IN. experimenting two of the gang and
who saw the stolen clothing in Mar
kowltz place; Carl, Cruise and Stem
son Toledo policemen who discovered
the stolen goods in an upstairs room
over the Mecca Saloon and who ide1l-
tined an overcoat worn by Markowitz
as one stolen from the Lauber Store
by mark on the collar; Fre.l Ba-
con and Edward Eaton other Toledo
policemen and Ex-Sheriff Boone were
the witnesses for the State. Wit
nesses for the defendant were Guy
F'avaro an employee of Markowitz
who testified as to the whereabouts
of Markowitz on the morning when
the stolen goods were stored III his
building, and Markowitz himself also
took the stand in his own behalf
Counsel for the State and defen-i
dant made their pleas to the jury
Wednesday morning; at about 1890
Judge Wolf charged the jury and the
jury went out at 10:40. They were
in conference one hour and thirty
and returned y verdict of
"Guilty as charged" Markowitz
was remanded by the coart to the
custody of the Sheriff, to await SEN
tence.
Wednesday afternoon the case of
the State of Ohio VS. William Wat
ters charged with statutory rape was
tried before the jury Wednesday
afternoon, Chas. Stahl OF Bryan ap-
peared as counsel for the defendant.
C. L. Garfield for the State. The Jury
were out less than half az hour and
returned verdict Of guilty.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-06-11
FIsH-UODEUTs

The many friends of Mr.. Nolan
F. Roberts and Miss Florence NJ.
Fish were somewhat surprised to
learn of their happy marriage which
took place at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Vern Wagner 403 Sandusky
Street, Toledo, Ohio last Saturday
evening at five o'clock. Rev. Frank
lin G. Markley a former pastor to
Mr.. Roberts and at present the pas
tor of the st. James Methodist
Episcopal Church, Toledo, officiated
in the beautiful and impressive ring
ceremony.
y Immediately following the solemn
izing of the nuptial vows, which
they so enjoyably entered, the happy
pair and other guests present were
conducted to the dining room where
a very delightful dinner was spread
On Monday Of This week Mr.. and
Mrs. Roberts took their leave fol
Niagara Falls, Buffalo, and other
points to spend a few days of theil
honeymoon, they will return to the
Delta vicinity to make therr home
among their friends. We Join il
wishing them happiness and every
good blessing.