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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-10-01

lu-AIlS q pay - VAL4U w INC
Riddles 81 the community members the
Saylessville (Ehode Island) post Of the
American Legion brought the matter
to completion by levelins the ground
and putting the equipment in place
with a saving OF several hundred dol
lars TO the city.
The athletic tastes Of the young
war veterans Of Oklahoma were evil
denced recently when the state de-
partment asked each post Of the
American Legion what games they
wanted at state athletic meet.
Horseshoe pitching contests led tie
list, with tennis and golf poor seconds.
Ex-service patients in hospitals OF
Oregon have been extended free men,
bershlp In the American Legion Of the
state the posts waving post dues and
the department paying state and ma
tional fees, that the disabled may re-
ceiye copies Of the official magazine
and the benefits Of membership
rot. pro..,,o,s ,,,at,o.o 90, % tho
secretary Of agriculture, and Miss
Margaret Powell, Cedar Rapids, Ia,
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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-10-01
WELLS HAWKS, THE BOOSTER
Asesd Publicity Man, Who Has Been
Active in Formation Of Legion
Film Service.

He has told you all about the won
sers Of the most gorgeous and stu
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-10-01
Do yOa knOaV aghat constitutes
a strong constitution?

To have sound healthy nerves, completely unlsl
control digestive organs that are capable OF apsol o
hearty meal, means you have strong constitoIols
Your general attitude is one Of optimism and energy
But an irritable disposition, frequent attacks g.
indigestion and langud depression indicate yo-'
system is not in correct working order.
Probably you are not eating the proper too-.
Probably the nutritious elements are not 07-s
supplied to your system in the proper way
Grape-Nuts IS the wholesome, delicious Gers
that promotes normal digestion, absorption ana 1
nation. whereby nourishrnent is accomplished H.-.
out auto-ntoxicaton 4 mixture OF energy
wheat and matted barley comprise the chez ei.-
Of Grape Nuts. A dish at breakfast or lul~ + -
excellent, wholesome rule to follow.
You can order Grape-Nuts at any and ever -
restaurant, and lunch room; on dining cars 81
boats and steamers; in every good grocery -a-
small II every city, town or village IN N s-
Grape-Nuts-the Body Builder
There's Reason
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-10-01

An American Legion emblem,
wrought an exquisite crochet in mem
cry OF the dead and wounded soldiers
of the World war. which won first
prize m a national knitting contest
for Mrs. Nelma =. Cole, Biughamton.
\. y. has beeu presented TO her local
post of Ihe Legion. Mrs. Cole is AN
invalid.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-10-01
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Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-04-21
8unakahrt / Eurupa.
9berfen Gtorbritanmiem eHer Tranf-
rige begetitret pber Yreii6emt
@arbimgs 8ubfab.

2on6on 136e Mpri(. Storbrita1=
MEN fdlte iig foruroliget ioag af
Yreii6ent @ar6ings Mnbefaling / lit
8uoifab til &ongres1en -igaar ON
@rflering af en- tefniif Tre6 mes
@entralmagterne. Sroos JorIifrit1,
ger fra beitltaae1,oe Gr1be6smer6
ON set mo6latte, bar set SEN oln1in=
beige Spfatning her, at &aroings
8u6lfab bil6e opn1untre Tpiflano til
at bride fig 1.noof @eta1ing al arigs=
eritatningen. Gorfolte11en al 9ia-
tionforbun0et bleo opfattet iom at
Mmertfa er fa1t beitemt paa at la5e
oe europeilfe Magter gisre op nte6
SpIflano, iom Sc beblt fan.
Earis, t36e 9lpril. u8i bor ingen
@rlin0 til @ln6e, inge1t til 8efpn1-
ring" iag6e Yaris rMioi" ioag.
9enne Grflnring bor en Gienlpei=
Ting al set frantic Spn poa @reIiz
oent &ar6ings @uo1fo6 iii &ongres-
len. Gofl1me,1tet bleb fer betrogtet
1om en- &on1pron1i5=grflerin
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-04-21
Qeaer fan fnreffrihe Sin

: 2eser fan foreffribe Sin efter
Sfibn. SEEM Oorf Sen 13oe MpriI.
FGireftbr CHARLES 81. O'gonnor Be-
fie116tgior6e ber i6ag, at Sc feoera1e
Sorbu6soireft6rer bar n1ootaget
Me66elelie fra fine oberor6neoe
@albington on1> at 2agers &et til
at foreifribe Gin berefter~ life biloe
bIibe begreniet til en- 8int bber IL
en6e Sag. Set biloe beraf fees iag-
oe S'Gonnor, at set nberIaoes iii
bber 2nges iunoe Disfretion at fo-
relfribe Set n66beno;ge aba11tltnt,
men 29gerne n1ahte bore forfigtige
,1teo life at misbruge oenne Met.
- @errief Mnbasfabbr til Sranfrise.
Malbington 6en t4be Mpril. MDrort
"a. Serriefs 116nebneIfe til 6oreneoe
I@taters Mnlbasia6er til 5ranfrige
bIeb i6ag al Hrali0ent Saroing ober-
ienot 5e1tatet.
glo11ot Meeeisznonab lier, ion1
|ioag bep operfenM Senatet, bar
|ssobn S. giebs tn MeoIem al Mel-
lemaats sfon1misiio1len.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-04-21
Yriierne baa 5armrebifaber neb,

iettes. Chicago 6en t46e @pril.
rGorbsi Hrtierne paa bet, lom Sor.
merne felger, ne6iet Briierne paa
oet> 1om oe fieber, for at iItanobrin-
ge 2isebagt t sSS1r6uItrie11," 5" bor BET
@oa6, fom bleb gibet ioag at &arolo
Mc@ @orn1ict, Yreii6e11ten for S11ter.
national &orbefter COMPANY, / Ell
Grfleri11g til 1tntte6 Hreis. Critic.
ringen fren1fon I Gorbinoelie 1n0
&1tttbgi6relien fra 9orbelter= =&n1pa.
11tet ONT, at Set BOT ne6iat 10 9Sro.
cent Briierne paa alt Garmntaifine.
ri, Ser for1lenmelig beltaar al StaaI.
Serriefa 1tbmebnelfe muotages meb
Slfre1sbeb. Baris Sen 166e Mpril.
Bremiern1inilter 8riano afie1lbte
ioog ct gelegra111 til Brelioeat &or.
oi1tg, bbori ban goofierl6er Wspron
8. @erricfs l1onebnelie til Nmbas.
.iaodr til Sranfrige, og 1totaIer lin
@lnoe ober, at Serrief for1lner tic.
baee til Naris.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-04-21

oebplse flt1gte i6ag BEN 5torm, lom
berie0e i Giltriftet fra @lippebierge-
ne til Observation-Disclosures Greoag
og 26roag og foraarlage6e Tab al
MenneIfelip og a116en 96eleggelie.
S set mi0tre @eiten begpn6te Eil-
ltanoene at blibe mere norntale igien.
Sen Sne, font falot / @isconiit1 See
braffa @ebtgan og Suinois, bar
neiten foriounoen iaften. Sernbane<
toeene git iom ieobanlig, og &ele'
graf og &elefontieneften bar blebet
gienoptaget, 1tnotagen paa ,1ogle faa
Ste6er.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-04-21
Kautpfnf / 3rlan1.
So brittle G;rmpper fienper. Sroe=
Be Mpofanberne bar Stnn Sci
ners. Gn 4Dinbe Denrettet.

9ublih 1859 Mpril. So @rupper
brittle Goloater fienpebe forbitret
lneo bberan6re ct n1arft 8ertsbus
/ Ga1tle Council / County 2imericf
i6og, og ire Meno bleb orebt og fle=
re 1aaret, fgr begge Sioer Tom paa
set rene me6, at ingen of oent bar
Ginn Seiners.
&an1pen bcgpn6te, oa Ell Slot
Golooter / cibilt 9(ntrpf fom ino /
8ertsbuiet mes 6ragne Mebolbere.
@ibile Golf beo @oroene iprang op
og tente fine &eboloere moo oe for
n1entlige Sinn Seinere. 93un1nets
ene1te 2otnpe bleb frult beo fgrite
galbe. 9ertsbuseierem, Der ielp op=
norteoe, bleb Sen far7te, Ser blep {fl1ot
ne6. Ser Oar bi5lig Gfp0ning og
Man0efa1o, inotil EN- af @oloatefne
ifreg ct fie116t @ampraab.
Sen fdrlte @enrettelle al en- &pin-
Sc @orgerfrigen / s5rlono fon6t
Gteo igaar Morges. &binoen bbis
Nabn bar &ittp Maccarron> ca. 45
Mar ganmel, bleb taget fra lit Stem
/ @eotstopn Diltriftet Monugban
og br9bt af n1alfereoe Sim 6einere,
Der efter1oo poo 2iget Sen lnoponli=
&c @arlel til @pioner og 9(ngibere
ONT at toge Jig s(gt og Splpsnina
ONT, at ongiel5en0e bor be11rettet al
BEN irife rep1blifanife Mrne.
Naboerne negteoe at bjelbe> iaa
lfrefilagne er Sc ober Sc iiolte @olos=
banolinger Monagbo11, ser bar
facet 9p for at bore BET berIte Count
tn l1liter.
2erbug sften bleb en- @o1nbe fo>
ltet paa en- Motorbogn n1eo @i9lpe=
tropper paa giortb Auap, Gublin.
Sloen bleb giengiel6t, og 3 al 4n-
eriberne iaaes at fa1oe. @n Soloot
b1eb orebt og en- &on1tabel og to
4bin6er fcaret unoer ct Mngreb poa
en- offentlig 8pgning gnnis 2eroog
Mften. Slere Mngreb pao @onltob=
Ter bleb 1nelot igaor. So bIeb Iibs=
far1ig iaaret / 8oIlina, bborefter
Goloater 6rog giennem @aoerne og
faiteoe Bomber og fioo til ollie
Gi6er.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-04-21
8urHkunHhrtalinu.

Raa @run6 of ben operor0e,,tIig
labe 8ris paa Mil1neapoIs 9ioenoe
maa hi ltrengt boI6e poa ben Megel,
at Bla0et betales Gnrfuo. M0resle.
1oppen niier oltio apiIfen Sag
9laoet er betalt, og We OF 5or-
npelien of Abonnenentet Els< sQ6-
taget il1oen Moaneoens nogdR
Der 6eofonn1enoe Mbonne11t ftr63as
Genne gfegel bliber itrengt oberbolot
lige oberfor alle A6onnel1ter 11oen
6orifiel.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-04-21
ften1melfer ON anterifanf &urs for
,l1enlan6lf MD,1t @arolettelien af
in6fgrte 8orer.

sDf Meroplam faiter 9ranie ober
9oorn Glot. Goorn t46e Mpril. ct
1tort tiff Meropfan n1eb forte Singer
og 1ange forte @irnpler freoieoe labt
ioag ober Goorn Slot, bbor 2iget at
oen ofosoe @rz&eiierinoe Mugulte
5ietoria e116nl1 er. Meropla11et lo6
'flere @rol,ie faloe Barfen 11er Glot-
tet. Set lfeeoe Stri6 meo Holiti-
beItemmeIierne- ~
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-04-21
Graif Geir 1l1elbes. Mtbe11 12te

greF SER n,elbes. atbelE 12te
MpriI. st officielt &o1nmunife oa-
teret lite Mpril flyer Otter ire Da-
ges aan1pe forpurre0e bi ct fietbt-
ligt Mnereb paa ct Nos 1toroe1lfor
=GouIouberal1 / Sen SenIigt at afifie-
re GorbiaoeIien meo bore Gropper.
Ser boIoer pan at doelagge Serbia
1ler pfte1tfor< % 1oroenfor Nfh1n1s
aarabisiar. 5ienoen traffer iig til
baae llor6ober. Z
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-04-21
1rattBk : ttursk Kriar.
Spenbt Torbplb mellem Tranfrise
% Nurse paa @rmnb al bisie
franife STRAIT.

ariitionia> 18oe s(pril. Ser ct
opitaaet ct ipenot Gorbolo mellen1
Norge % Sra1lfrige iom -6elee al
bisie frantic &rab neo @en(pn til
Tornpellen af @ar16elstraftaten mel,
lem 6e to 2anoe, lom Norge iffe fol1
goa me6 paa. Ser bar ct ben1tneligt
Meoe 5tortbinget ioag, bnor l@0e11=
rigsminilteren afgob Ell grfiering
on1 Gituatione1t.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-04-21
Nut Alttntatmttt.
Sc allierebe forlaneer, at SEN tpife
Ni9s6anfs MetalreIerbe ffal cber-
fires til ablm pg &oblens.

Naris, 196e alpril. De olliere6es'
@ritatningsfontn1islion bar tilltillet
SDIflan0 ct tre Cages l1ltimotum
forlanger6e Operfprellen of al &igs=
baafens Metalrelerbe til Gilialerne i
&sfn og &oblen5, bleb 6et oplp1t ioag.
s Eilf9l0e of, at SDlflano forfa-
1ter 0ette ultimatum> bil oe alliereoe
forlange ful6lten0ig l1oleDering al
MetaIreiernen
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-04-21
Vap-6pnrgsntaalft.
9eoter beTlet mellem Sapam pe Sc
6or@ Gtater offentliggiort. ST.
pan bil life ppgipe Gen.

@albingtou, t66e elpril. sS1-
pans falte 8eilltt1,:rg life at opeibe
9en gap bliber tpoelig fre1nbolot /
en @effe al fem Noter meIlen oe
Gorene6e @toter og Sapa,1, lom ioag
bleD offentliggiort al l1ocnrigsbepar=
tementet. aorrelponoancen jtrnffer
Jig ober 1gIten ier Maane0er og oa=
benborer for fsrite @ang Be benne=
lige l1noerbanoli11ger. ion1 Dor boz
ret fart ongaae1,6e Gen gap, og io1u
Bar ffabt ct al Eagens o1porligIte
internationale Gpdrgsntaal.
@orreponbancen ioog aabenbarer
for fprite @ong, at life olene bar
sSapan tro6iet SEN onlerifan1fe Nrn-
telt moo ct Wanoat oDer Dap, men
at Set og1aa bar -forsoItet ct Gorilag
fra Be 5ore1sebe Stater ont, at ~ lelp
ONT Oap bleb operlabt Sapan l1noer
ct Manoot, iful0e alle an6re Wagter
babe fri og ubinoret a6gang til gen
for 2ar6gang og &abeloperationer.
Sen ii6Ite ioparlIfe 9eote til oe
6oreneoe Gtater oenne &orrelpon-
1nnce er 1oteret Sen 260e sSebruar
iib1tleoen ng betragtes nelten 1om
farfaltilf / fin Sone 9en fio1te Note
i Meffe1L Sen Manoot-Note> font
l1oenris minilterSu9bes ienote til BET
ioponife loenrigsoeparten1ent ben
Ste Mpril, er Zig 6en, 1oln bleb lenot
til @torbritan1ien, og iom bleo Of
fentliggiort meo l1n0togelie al SSno=
1eoningspnragrafen, bbori set be6er:
rGe 6orenebe Gtater fin6er Jig
u6e al 5ton6 til at lutte Jig til Sen
iapan1fe &egierings grflpring, at
for at bnbbe SEN omerifanIfe 9fe-
aierings 5tattopunft n1eo @enlpn til
Gen gap, er set :nb6Denoigt for oen=
ne Megiering at ubebiie life alene bet
s{aftum, at oe 1ereene Mnlfueller
bIeD fre1nbolot beo set gberite &aa6s-
Meoer" (be11tD6er til &eierbotioner
rillet al Yr9Iioet1t Bilion beo 5reos-
fonferenien moo, at gap bleb ober=
la6t til Sapan) men ogiaa, at uoet
gperlfe, Moao fatte6e e11 8eifutring /
Oberensltemmelie n1e6 6isie Mnifu-
e1ier";; 6eriom BET er Meninger7 at
6e syoreneoe Stater f11nbe blipe butt
SEN uoen fit @atntDffe be0 set eberlte
Maoos 8eifutning, betraeter oenne
Megieri1g en- fabian Opfatning font
nbolobar, og poa oe,1 anoen 5ioe bar
Sc Soreneoe @toter aIorig iamtDtfet
/ ct Manoat, Ser gif US paa at on1fat-
te Gen gap"
0e au1erifanife 9aoter meloes oe-
foa at bore fe1tbt til oe gbrige for
nernlte olliereoe Magter.
Sen fgrfte gtote bleb aflen6t al
1benrigs,niniiter Colby ben 9oe Mo-
be1nber.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-04-21
Jmnmatrtktturu.
0en hritiife Mrbeiber-Srippelallianee
afl1ler oen berammeSe General
itreif.
9eberne Ipntes, 0rmbear6eiSerne life
fmloe n9gte at gienoptage 11a-
6erbaublingerne.

So11oon oen IS. MpriE. Snoltltrt'
frig @torbritan1tien bleb ofpprget
i iioite gieblif ioag, 90 Grippelal-
liancen 1noorog @ulgrl,bearbcioer-
ne lin Statte SSSoet oe erflere6e, at
@rubearbeioerne gior0e gait / at
negte at gienoptnge l1n6erbanolin-
gerne meo @rl1heeierne, oflplte Sern.
banefolfene og Transportarbeioerne
Sen Spmpatbiltreif, iom bar beran1.
met for 9l. 10 iaften. 9lfgierelien
fon efter oolfillig Gpenoi1g. gn
STD bar alt Saab opgibet. 2lopo
George inofanot fig Narlo1ne11tet
og oplplte, at @rubear6eioerne baboe
negtet at gienoptage llnccrbanolin.
ger11e paa 6e 8etingclier, iom oe
igaar Mftes baboe erfleret fig billige
til at ontoge. gn Gene, ,olltreif 1pntes
oo 11l1n0gooe1ig. Gn balo Eime le'
mere font 4unogigrelien fra Grippel.
allianee1t on1, at genera1ltreifen bar
aflDIt.
@ruhearbeioerne ltaor Iaale6es
alene neo fine arab, Ser er mere
politiife ems inoultrielle. Sc forlan.
GER at @rubeeierne fo1 llao lin 6or-
tiene1t tie 1ommen, og at en- Sennings'
fon11nislion ffal oprettes. 8!oere for-
Ionger @ra1beal beioerne, at oisle
@rob opfploes> inoen Sc in6lo6er fig
paa at orefte 26nslpergsn1aa1et.
Sgoar 9lftes un6errette0e Sranf
Sooges, Observation-Disclosures
5efreter, @egieringen on1> at Grnbe'
arbeioerne par here6t til at orbfte
2bnningsipdrgsn1oolet. S6og fon set
til @rpo,1i1ger nnellrn Gefrateren
og oe gbrige 2e6cre in0en Grubear-
beioerforbunoet. Eren1iernil1ilter
9loDo George og Grubeeierne bel1teoe
oper en- Slime pao Soar fra grube.
orbeioe1ne, Ser el1oelig forfalteoe
@ooges Eilbu6.
9ettsser eest ulnti'faeE;ier % % ''iHss at
@rubeorbei0erne fife fan binbe fin
Gtreif ubcn 6tptte fra Sc onore
n1pgtige Mrbei6erorga11ila
2on6on ben 16oe s(pri(. Torln6t
af fine alliereoe / Srippelalliancel1
bellutteoe Sc ltreifen6e @ru6eorbeioe.
re ioag at fortlntte Gtreifen, inbtil
Ell @onferet1s af &eprelentanter fra
olle 0ele al 2onoet bar bnret bolot
| fGr1tfo,nlner6e 6re6og. Granf @oo-
ges> Observation-Disclosures Sefre.
ter, oplplte oette efter ct @eitprelies-
r1eoe / Wi06ags. SON iag0e, at 9(r-
be:oet life piloe blipe gjenoptoget no-
genlteos- f9r &onferenie11 nglte l1ge
Dar tr11ffet Ell 9lfgierelle.
Sertbanefolfenes og Sransport>
arbeioerres 6rafalo igaar> iom bio'
ferte 9lflpsning af f-oen for &1. 10
igoar Mftes beromme6e @eneralItreit,
bleb opfattet lom Gp6site6et for Sc
n6erligqaoen0e grbei6ere. 9e11ne
Gpfatning beltes af Mlmenbeoen> @e-
giering ingsembe6smeno og Arbe;oerne
lelD.
Sfient Sen fre1nho16t 6arerne be6
er Sort{ettelle af @rubearbeioer'
1treifen, git Ser gienne1n 8resIen
i6oq en- @trem of @1e6e ODER, at
| uErippelalliancen bar bru0t". ~9er'
olo", Ser er Mrbeioernes Organ, 11o.
taIte: rr0ette er set itgrIte geeoer'
lag, Mrbeioerne bar li6t / Manos
Mitoe."
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-05-12
JUNIOR SENIOR
BANQUET

A paradise greeted us as we
stepped into the High School build
ing last Friday evening. The annual
Junior Senior banquet was the occa-
sion. Each year the Juniors banquet
the Seniors and it has become a Gus
tom or tradition, that the Juniors
to uphold their honor must give a
better banquet than the preceding
one. The Juniors this year certain
ly made a success of it.
The lower hall was beautifully de-
corated with the Junior colors and
large quantities of dogwood bios
SONS An old well stood near the
west entrance. Room 8, the recep-
ton room, was decorated with the
Senior Colors.
At about 6:30 the members of the
Junior and Senior Glasses, the Fac
ulty and the School Board and theil
wives, sat down to an elegant dinner
served by the mothers of the mem.
bers of the Junior class. The din.
ing room was very well decorated
Light was furnished by numerous
candles. Miss Lucille HIATT was the
toastnistress.
After the toasts. danciny was en-
loved to the music furnished by 6
six-piece orchestra from Bryan
Those who did not care to dance
played games in Rom 8.
The sentiment of those present
seemed to be thai 1T was "somt
party" The Junisss certainly de
serve a great deal of credit for the
successful way in which the party
was carried on. Everything was just
right. May will long be remember
ed by all those present.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-05-12
COUNTY SUNDAY
SCHOOL CONVENTION

Swanton is quietly planning to
entertain the largest County Sunday
School Convention in the history of
the association which is to be held
there June and 8. Mr.. Arthur
T. Arnold, General Secretary of
Ohio Sunday School Association will
bring US a world vision of Sunday
School work with pictures of the
world S. S. Convention at Toxic.
Besides the inspiratienal addresG
there are to be a number of divi-
sional inst tute sessions in which
your school should be represented
including the Adult Young Peoples,
Children and administrative divir
SONS also the music leaders.
If your superintendent has not
selected the delegates from your
school please remind him that the
time is short and that first choice
is not always available.
While the main Convention is be-
ing held in the M. E. Church the
Young Peoples Congress wip be
held in the other Churches. They
will not need any urging as they re.
membcr the excellent Convention
they had at Archbold last fall,
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-05-12

following day, and the whole army
remained on Bass Island on Septem-
beer oath. On the 25th all the forces
moved to Middle Sister and that
little island was jammed by an army
of 4500 men. On Monday evening
the 9th the expedition landed on the
Canada shore about four miles be-
low Fort Maiden or below the town
of AnTherstburg. Of course of the
expedition and the Battle of the
Thames is another story.
But here is where "theI Governors
pig" comes in. The animal sonre-
how became SO attached to this
company of Mounted Kentucky Vol
unteers whose progress Of course in
these days was slow that it followed
the troops across Ohio, embarked
with the army at the mouth Of
Portage river and went willingly and
peaceably. as far as Bass Island.
However, for some unexplainable
reason her pigship (McAfee uses the
term "female shoat") stubborniy re-
fused the proffered passage into
Canada and was later allowed to re-
turn to the place of embarkation at
the mouth the Portage
Some of the soldiers facetiously
Rttributed her conduct to constiEu-
tional scruples and said, she consid-
cred it contrary to the constitution
for a militia pig to enter foreign
territory.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-05-12
STORIES OF AMERICA AND AMERICANS
A. Mascot of the War of 1812-A Loyal American Pig
That Refused to Enter Canada.

Many stories have been told of the
mascots of army life, some full of
pathos, others abounding with humor
and still others in the category of
the ridiculous. But this is not a
new element in the history of the
soldier.
IN the war of 1912 a pig was a
noted mascot. Said porker was an
attache of a Mounted. Company of
Kentucky Volunteers who we're under
command of the gallant Shelby,
Governor of the Blue Grass State.
To give the historical feature of
the story, let it be stated that when
Commodore Perry made clean up
Of the British fleet under the COM
mand Of Barclay on Lake Erie, on
the memorable 10th of September
1913, he left the way clear for Cen
eral Harrison's contemplated inva-
sion of Canada and the capture of
the British Army under Proctor and
the Indian contingent under Tecum-
sch.
Harrison gathered his forces, ar
tillery and supplies at a point just
below the mouth of Portage river,
where is now the town of PIT. Clin-
ton. They embarked on September
2Oth and arrived the same day, as
McAfee's account written at the
time says, "at Put-in-Bay in Bass
Island.
Governor Shelby's- Kentucky
troops brought up the rear on the
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-05-12
MARTIN N. WORLEY

Martin N. Worley. son of Cor
nelius W D. and Mary A. Worley,
was born in the town of Plucamin,
Somerset County, New Jersey, Nov.
25th, 1886. When three and half
years of age he came with his par
ents to Ohio. They located in Holmes
County in the spring of 1840 and
remained there until Nov. 1876 when
they moved to Little Sandusky,
Wyandotte County. After 10 years
residence in the latter place they
came to Fulton County.
At the call of his country, Mr..
Worley enlisted in the 11th Ohio
Light Artillery at Little Sandusky
on Nov. 18th, 1861. He served un-
I'll Nov. 4.h, 1864 when he was dis
charged at Columbus, Ohio. He was
united in marriage to Mary E. Flu
hart at Millersburg, Wayne County
Ohio, on April 10th, 1868. To this
union were born four children: Mrs.
Emma Bessie Jewell of Toledo,
Frank who died in infancy, Mrs.
| ophine Eek and Clarence Van Dyke
Worley Of Wauseon. The faithful
wife and mother passed to her re-
ward on March 10th, 1908.
Mr.. Worley had been in failing
health for many years and for the
past nine years made his home with
his son Clarence Van Dyke Worley,
on the old home place He died
May End 1921 aged "a years, 5
months and 7 days. He was a
member of the Methodist Episcopal
Church in Wauseon, having united
in 1868. He was worthy comrade
of the Grand Army of the Republic
Two brothers are still living:
Jacob Worley of Marion. Ohio and
Samuel A. Wonley of D)sroit,
Mich. In addition to these brothers
the children, the five living grand
children and the many other re-
latives, host of true and faithful
friends bear witness that Martin N.
Worley was loving, kind and gen.
erous husband, father, grandfather,
uncle, brother, friend and neighbor.
He has gone to his reward. Out
of many yeas of suffering, blindness
and waiting he has received his dis
charge from the warfare of life We
would not call him back; we will go
to him.
We would not count our grief
al AlVAO VIC SOAAoAACA
relief,
Whom the Great Reaper gathers in
the sheaf,
No more to know the seasons con-
slant change;
We would not forget that it means
only life,
Life with all joy, peace, rest and
glory rife,
The victory won, and ended all the
strife,
And heaven no longer far away or
strange.
Their Lent is over, and their Easter
Waiting while over paradise the
sun
Shall rise in majesty, and life begun
Shall grow in glory, as the perfect
day
Moves on, to hold its endless, death
les $ sway
Card of Thanks
We wish to thank all those who
by Their many kindnesses and SYM
pathy have eomforted US in this
time of our great sorrow.
The Children of Martin N. Worley