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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-10

"a les, XII ga nj nikoli dostavila.
Vsote "a tisti les so znaSale $48,-
634.O7.
To nj prva preiskava tie vrste.
Bio jih je mnogo Sc ko je pre-
iSkOvalnemu senatnemu Odseku
professional Harry Truman. In
jih DO Sc nekaj, predno Sc BIO ma
g~oljufije korporacij pozabilo in
Sc v senatu ne bodo vec brigali
zanje.
RezuItat skoro vsake preiska-
We dosedaj je bill, da so bile go
ljufije dognane in razkrite, to-
da obsodbe "a zlOcine so bile
malenkostne. Taxi gospodje, XII
SO zapravljali pod masko vojne
~produkcije ljudske milijone, 81
pravocasno poskrbe protekcijo.
In ker lahko potegnejo Ia sabO
tudi druge v kaso, jih raise ma
podlagi kakih tehnikalij opro-
ste, ali pa kaznujejo lie kako
malo ribico, velike pa Sc izmuz-
nejo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-10
Numeni angIeske delavske misiie
nu nieni poti v Moskvo

mix delavske stranke. Vsi so to-
rel V angleSkem delavskem gi~
banju vazne OSebnosti. V Sow.
uniji nameravajo ostati diva te-
dina.
PoroCevalec cikaSkega Suna
Frederick Kuh razlaga V depeSi
il Londona (datirana 6. juliia),
da je eden Timed namenov dele
gaelic pridobiti sovjetske vodi-
telje vplivati ma komunisticno
stranko V Angliji, da Sc razpu-
sti, njeni clani pa maj hi pristo-
pill kot posamezniki v delav-
sko stranko. Mnenje deputacije
je, da DO ma ia nacin solidarnost
a~ngleskega d~elavstva zajamce-
ma tudi ma politicnem polju.
AngleSka komunisticna stran-
ka je re veckrat vpraSala "a pri-
druzenje k delavski stranki.
Vstopila bi vanjo kot celota in
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-10

Delegacija angleske delavske
stranke, XII odpotuje pc svojem
sedanjem nacrtu V Moskvo 27.
julia, 81 je dala velike naloge.
Ljudje, XII 10 t~vorijo, SO smatra-
nj V konservativnih krogih "a
levicarje. Mice izmed Nth nj
komunist, vsi pa so "a tesnejSo
Vzajemnost med S~ovjetsko uni
10 in Veliko Britannia.
Nacelnik deputacije je profe-
sor Harold Laski, XII je bill do
nedavne konvencije delavske
stranke ~predsednik Meme ekse-
kutive, sedaj pa je MEN tajnik.
Drugi clani ~deputacije xxi SO Oh
enem vsi clani eksekutive de-
lavske stranke) so Alice Bacon,
poslanica V angleskem parla-
mentu, Harold Clay, voditelj
unije Transporting delavcev, in
Morgan Phillips, generalni tai
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-10

ostala V Mi tudi potem Sc cello
ia - torej kot pravimo = dr.
Java V DRAW.
Minula konvencija delavske
stranke V Bournemouthu ie ap-
plikacijo komunistov zavrnila S
tolikSno vecino, da je komuni-
sticni stranki sedaj jasno, ola kot
celota ne DO sprejeta. Ina pa
priloznost postati del delavske
stranke, &c Sc zlije z MO v sku-
Pho telo. Med konservativnimi
laboriti pa je precej takih, XII
tudi "a tako pridruzenje MISC,
razen ako delavska stranka cd
reCe VStop tistim komunistom,
Xxi SO Sc opozicionalnim labori-
tom najbolj zamerili. Izgleda
pa, ola je vecina "a sprejem ko-
munistov brez pridrzka.
Delavska delegacija DO svoje
soVjetske prijatelje OBJ enem ur-
girala uvesti vec demokracije
posebno V pravosodstvu, V zbo-
rovanju in tisku, ker DO ugled
Sow. uniji v zapadnem svetu
to lie utrdilo. In oh enem 81 DO
prizadevala dobiti med soviet
skimi krogi "a probleme Velike
Britanije vec razumevania in S
tenn "a izboljsanje odnoSajev
med NINA.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-10

je, ola ina socialna revolucija
vecino poljskega naroda ma
Svoji strani.
Sumner Welles, XII je bill pod
Rooseveltom precej casa podtaj-
mix drzavnega departmental,
pravi, ola hi Trst moral ostati
pod I~talijo re zaradi tega, ker je
italijanski (po prebivalstvu) in
ker bi to bila podpora miru. Da-
lie jamra, da ako Sc Italiji wa
me 'juzno Istro", DO Italia IL
gubila ne samo svojo morsko
bazo Pull temvec tudi baksit
(ruda), cinober (zivo srebro) in
premogovnike. Gospel Welles
je torej V eni sapi "a pravicno
narodnostno razmejitev in pa da
maj Sc jugoslovanske kraje cato
podari nazaj I~taliji, ker so v
Nth prirodni zakladi. I~taliji jih
manjka, torej maj Sc il pomaga!
Welles je kajne zelo radodaren,
toda ma stroSke drugih. Ko je
bila pr MENU deputacija SAN
Sa, je bill Sc drzavni podtajnik.
Obljubil il je, ola BIO primorsko
vpraSanje p~ravicno motril, am
pax povprecen ameriSki politik
pac obljubi vsakemu kar KIDD
hoce.
Predsednik grSkc Wade roja-
list Constantin Tsaldaris je pri-
sci 6. julia V London ma posvet
Z grSkim kraljem in S clani an
gleSke Wade glede bodoce obli-
Ike grSke Wade. AngleSka vlada
insistira glede v~praSanja monar-
hije in vrnitve kralja plebi-
scit, docim Tsaldaris argumen-
tira, da to lie zavlacuje negoto-
vost, V kakrSni je Grcija cd kar
je bilo republicansko gibanje v
Mi S silo zaduSeno, oziroma po-
tlaceno V podtalnost. Sedanja
grSka vlada smatra, da je maj
boljSe, ako Sc kralj vrne CHM
pref, plebiscit gor ali dol. Am
pax DO moral menda lie cakati
ma plebiscit. Toda &c DO volitve
Q v~prasanju monarhije vodila
sedanja vlada - kar je gotovo,
tedaj je rezultat V naprej znan,
ceprav Gowran cd cikaSke Tri-
bune trdi, da je "a Timed vsakih
sto Grkov "a republiko. To je
dognal S pomocjo svojega "ple-
(Konec ma 5. strani.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-10

JugOslavija z obravnavo pro
ii Mihajlovicu svojim kritikom
ne bi mogla ustreci v nobenem
~slucaju. Ko je z MO pricela, SO
kritiki zavpili, da je njegova
usoda zapecatena, ker obravna-
va DO le farsa. Pa so dobili po-
rocevalci manic svoboden dostop
in o Mi IL Beograda svobodno
porocajo. To je nasprotnike Ju-
goslavije r~azocaralo. Sedaj SO
ubrali druge strune. Casnikar
Nat Barrows, XII piSe V Knight
owe dnevnike, je minulo soboto
razlagal, da DO Mihajlovic dobil
prejkone zelo milo kazen, nato
DO skrivoma odveden in tajno
"likvidiran'. Tako Sc DO Jugo-
~slavija javno pokazala napram
MENU "a milostno, civilizirano
sodnico, a svoj pravi namen DO
izvrSila brez obsodbe. Ljudem,
XII novo Jugoslavijo mrze, je O
Mi nemogoce posteno misliti.
V Rimu je 6. in 7. julia raz-
g~rajalo par tisoc Studentov pred
anglo-ameriSkim okupacijskim
uradom v protest proti veliki
cetvorici, ker Trst ne DO vrnjen
Italiji. Mnozica okrog 10000
pa je bila zbrana ma vatikan-
skem trgu in " baziliki sv. Pc
ira ter vzklikala papezu, XII so
ga prinesli vanjo ma zlatem tro-
nu, da proglasi nuno Frances
Xavier Cabrini "a svetnico. De
lovala je med Italijani V Anne
riki ter zanje in njihovo vero
veliko storila. Umrla je l. 1917.
Prisla je sem il Italije ter po-
stala ameriska drzavljanka. Ia
ko SO Zed. drzave dobile svojo
prvo katoliSko svetnico. Pred
lett so Sc ameriSki katoliSki Slo-
venci prizadevali, da hi skofa
Friderika Baraga doletela TAXA
cast, pa SO svoje napore koncno
opustili.
Polozaj ma Raliskem je zelo
napet. Vrse Sc progoni proti Ii
dom, nedavno n. pr. V Kielcah,
kjer je bio As ubitih. V RADIO
mu SO podtalci dne 5. julia ubf-
Ii is sovjetskih vojakov. To nj
sta izjemna slucaja. Poljska Sc
IL svoje zalostne proslosti, ma
zadnjaStva in reakcionarstva te-
zko prebija. Plebiscit, XII Sc je
nedavno vrSil V Mi, pa dokazu-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-10
ReSitev ~vproSonjo
JuIUske kro jine
nikomur 20 Volt
SporozUm veIike ~eetvoriee eIede bodoenosti
Trsfa Sc v negofovosti. - !zgredi v ItaIiji
in pretepi ma Primorskem. KIDD ie zmugoI?

Pc dolgih poskusih in priza-
devanjih velike cetvorice glede
mirovne pogodbe z Italijo je
koncnO lie priSlo do sporazuma
- do takega, kakrSnega so Slo-
venci tam in tukaj re dolgo pri-
cakoVali. To je, da jugoslovan-
skim zahtevam ne DO povsem
ugodeno, niti ne dobi Trsta ma
zaj Italia, ceprav sta bila mas
drzavni tajnik Byrnes in pa an
gleSki minister vnanjih zadev
Bevin yes cas- prerekani ma ME
hi strani.
MOlOtOv vztrajal do kOnca
Trst Z zaledjem DO 20 soda
MEM provizoricnem dogovoru
Observation-Disclosures in pride pod
vrhovno zaScito zdruzenih ma
rodov. V ostalem DO Trst S svo-
jo bliznjo okolico avtonomna
krajina. Ako ne pride V veliki
CetVOrici do razkOla in Sc mi
rovna konferenca pricne V INA
MENU sporazuma, tedaj je vpra-
SAME Julijske krajine V naprej
rCSenO.
ReSeno tako, da sicer nj niko-
muir pc wolff, posebno ne Byrne-
su in Bevinu. In najmanj kappa
da pa I%taliji, XII Sc il je Slo V tenn
boju glede pripadnosti Trsta "a
prestidz in interese.
Dc zadnjega je drzavni tajnik
Byrnes vztrajal, da Trst z vsem
zaledjem mora ostati I%taliji. Ju-
goslavija bi dobila lie Reko, del
Kranjske (Notranjsko), XII ga je
prvi vojni dobila Italia, in ne
kaj vasi ma Primorskem.
Sovjetski minister vnanjih "a
dev Molotov je bill prav tako tr-
dovraten V zahtevi, da Trst pc
vseh pravicah spada Jugoslavi-
il. Ker tako nj moglo til dale,
ako je bio prizadetim ministrom
kaj ma tenn, da Sc velika cetvo-
RIGA ne razbije, je prevladal
predsednik francoske republic
Bidault S predlogom, maj posta-
ne to sporno ozemlje avtonom-
ma province in odlocilno besedo
V Mi ter kontrolo mad MO pa maj
ina organizacija z%druzenih ma
rodoV.
Pravice zajamcene
TrSt S pridruzenimi kraji be
incl v smislu tega dogovora av,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-10
Pomoe Greiii cd
UNRRA veHku j
v UposIevoniU

UNRRA uposluje v Grciji
poleg mnogih drugih delavcev
mad 5000 inzenirjev in raznih
drugih veScakOv ter adminiStra-
torjev, XII prejemajo skupno
$1,000 600 ma mesec dobrih va
lutah. III grski delavci bi brez
UNRRA ne mogli dobiti takih
sluzb in zasluzka in grSka Via
da pa dobiva S to pomocjo ONE
njeno vsoto dolarjev, Xxi il po-
magajo pri narocilih v inozem-
stvu. Porocevalec cikaske Tri-
bune Clay Gowran piSe liz Aten,
da ie UNRRA "a Gricjo "zlata
majna".
Izmed omenjenega stevila de-
lavcev je $500 GrkOv, drugi so
vecinOma Amerikanci in Angle
ii. Grki prejemajo povprecno
$50 ma mesec, kar je "a ameri-
Ska uSesa malo, toda v Grciji po-
meni to 100000 drahm ma me-
sec. Predsednik grske Wade pre-
lena lie $4,000 drahm mese-
emo.
Grska vlada je odlocila, da Sc
smatra relifnO akcijo UNRRA)
"a rednega delodajalca, cato mo-
ra placevati Ona cd vsakega de-
lavca 8 Odstotkov place in della
vec 2 odstotka v sklad Ia social
no zaScito. UNRRA ina S tenn
nadaljnih $4,000 stroSkov ma
mesec.
Importiranim delavcem, kate
rib ina UNRRA Grciii 532,
placuje cd $4,000 do $4,000 ma
leto. Poleg tega prejemajo do
datno S. ma dan "a stroSke in pa
tri proste obede ma dan.
Ia vzdrzevanje tovornih in
drugih avtov, Ia popravila it'd.
trosi povprecno $15O,O0O ma me-
sec.
Proracun UNRRA "a obratne
strOSke V Grciji v tretjem cetrt-
letju tega leta znaSa $1,000, 600.
Zivila in druge potrebscine, XII
Jill UNRRA deli v Grciji, v tel
vsOti MISC vStete.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-10

tonomijo pc vseh demokraticnih
nacelih. Prebivalstvu bodo "a
jamcene jezikovne, verske in po-
liticne svobodscine. Menijo, da
DO novo Stetje V Trstu z okolico
pokazalo, da zivi V MENU lin
pridruzeni okolici) priblizno
100000 Italijanov ter kakih 100
tisoc Slovencev.
Ma podlagi tega sporazuma je
tOrej "a interese Slovenije in
SloVencev, ter Jugoslavije in vse
c%entralne Europe ia reSitev vse-
kakor druga n~ajboljSa, &c Sc
prve MANFRED ola bi Trst postal
aVtonomni del jugoslovanske fe-
derativne r~epublike - nj moglo
izvojevati.
Italijani razocarani
V Trstu in okolici je veliko
ltalijanoV, XII sc delovali "a pri-
druzenje mesta Jugoslaviji, a
nedvomno je ma tisoce tudi ia
kin, XII so hotel ostati pod TIA
lilo. Posebno tisti Italijani, XII so
Sc priselili V Trst in druge de
(KOnec ma 5. strani.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-10

Pravice zajamcene
Trst S pridruzenimi kraji DO
incl v smislu tega dogovora av-
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-07-03
Uganda, Main Source of
Nile, Model Protectorate

Uganda, British east African pro-
tectorate which is celebrating it's
golden jubilee this year, is the At
rican counterpart of Minnesota
land of lakes and the source Of the
continents largest river
AS the main origin of the Nile riv-
er, Uganda contributes heavily to
Egypt's fertility. 1t had finger in
the making of history centuries be-
fore its own recorded history began
in 1862. In the last so years it has
become Britain's ''model protecto-
rate"
The Baganda, most numerous ma
tive race, take easily to the disci-
pline of organized society. Before
the British came they had been
ruled by strong native dynasty
whose kings were called "Kabakas.
Tribal government functioned
smoothly. British officials seldom
needed to interfere. This under
structure of African discipline is still
the foundation of British authority.
England honors the Kabaka by cali
ing him ''his highneSs."
The Baganda speak Bantu. Some
have learned English and are typ
lists and clerks in British concerns.
Others are tradesmen. Most of
them, however, farm for a living,
and many own their own farms.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-07-03
Most Famous Timepiece

The 18th century unfolds into our
pattern with the most famous of all
animated timepieces, the Astronom.
ical Clock of the Cathedral of Stras-
burg. Many elaborate animated
cathedral clocks of that and the
following century included devices
demonstrating the motions of the
Sun, Moon and planets" Complet-
ed in 1854, the original Strasburg
clock contained a dial which dis
played the movements of the Moon
and Sun around a fixed Earth, in
accordance with beliefs in that day.
Investigate Tropical Woods
Many ittle-known tropical woods
are being investigated in the other
Americas. There is roble from
Ecuador, a possible substitute for
teak, needed for decks of aircraft
carriers and other vessels. Teak is
now practically unavailable in the
United States, due to shutting off Of
Far Eastern supplies. Panama has
quipo, said to resemble Ecuador's
balsa, about the lightest wood in
the world. Balsa is in great demand
by Great Britain, for her famous
lightweight mosquito bombers.
It has been found that guayacan
and MADEIRA negra woods are being
used locally on the west coast of
South America, as substitutes for
lignum vitae in bearings of boats
and other machinery. Lignum vitae
is one of the heaviest woods in the
world. It sinks in water and serves
for polieemen's nightsticks.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-07-03
: BOXES CREEK
BY MRS. HALLE GRAY

Visitors at the Leonard Coins
home, last week were j. d. Holl-
brook and family, Mrs. Heber
Shirk and daughter, Geneva,
Mrs. VeSs Hull, Mrs. Christine
Hull, Wesley Swimming and fam
lily, Ottie Gray and family, all of
around here, Mrs. Fay Jackson,
sons, Asa and Dana, and daughter,
Louise, of Bethel, Wes Lockwood
and family and Janet Blue of Pc
oria.
Little Judy Kay Coins spent a
few days with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ottie Gray and chill
dren.
Dick Orahood and Larry Shear
er visited at Larry's grandpar-
ents home, Mr.. and Mrs. c. O..
Shearer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Disbennett
and family and Doris Jean Dis
bennett are enjoying a two weeks
vacation at the Hess lake, near
Grant, Mich.
Mrs. Fay Jackson and family
spent one evening last week with
her daughter, Mrs. Hazle Gray,
and family.
Mrs. Ollie Patch and Miss Ollie
Jackson spent the weekend at the
Dwight Jackson home.
Ronald Eugene Coins visited his
gradnma Gray, Friday of last
week.
T/5 Dewey Shirk, of Fort
Hayes, spent the weekend at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
EIeber Shirk, and family.
Mrs. Halle Gray called at the
Everett DiSbennett home Monday
evening.
Wesley Swimming and son, Eu-
gene and Larry, and Dick jack
son spent Friday in Dayton.
Miss Gwendolyen Gray is spend
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-07-03
MT. VICTORY
BY MRS. KARL DREAMER

Mrs. Leonard Miley is spending
few days in Mansfield with Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Miley and son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson McCul-
Tough and Mrs. Flora Mccullough
spent Sunday with Mrs. O. Lutz,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Patch, of
Redwood, were Sunday evening
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Fore
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hogue and
son, of Springfield, visited this
weekend with his parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. w. S. Hogue. The son,
Walter, jr., arrived home from the
navy recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. LeVeck, of
Buckeye Lake, spent Sunday at
the r. M. LeVeCk home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Campbell and
sons. Donald and John Frederick,
of Bellefontaine; Mrs. Grover Nc
Elroy, Harold Marshall and Lois
Jean and Richard Marshall, of A
da, spent Saturday at the Jesse
Creamer home.
Richard CDickie) Tucker, of
Springfield, who was seriously
burned April 10, and whose condi-
ion remained critical for the past
few weeks, is reported as much
better. He is the grandson of Mr.
and Mrs. w. S, HOgue,
Mrs. Eunice Hedges and sons,
of Chugwater, Wyoming, are Wis
iting at the c. c. Miller home.
Mr.. and Mrs, d. B. Strickland
and sons, of Marion, are spending
a few days with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Moore.
Mrs. Velda Strait and daughter,
of Columbus, are visiting at the
Ralph Engle home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mccall
spent Friday in Delaware at the
w. +. Durfey home.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-07-03
Predict Truck of Future
Will Be No Different

Post war motorists may well be
driving in super-streamlined, engine
in-the-rear, teardrop design vehicles,
but there is one thing win look
familiar to them on the road-to-
morrow's truck. In appearance, at
leasts the truck of the future will
differ but little from today's de-
signs, according to engineers.
Trucks are designed to carry a
given load within a definite space,
and cube is still the best bet when
it comes to getting the most mer-
chandise within the smallest area.
This fact alone will keep truck
bodies within the confines of con-
ventional design, no matter how far
afeld automobile lines may stray.
However, although the truck body
will not change much in appearance,
engineers foresee a great change in
the materials that form the body.
Magnesium, aluminium, high grade
secondary aluminium and a host of
other lightweight materials are 60
ing to cut tru, !; weight and allow
for that much more weight in pay
load.
Major changes are expected to
take place in the engine. Signs point
toward lighter engine with greater
horsepower in proportion to weight
as compared to present engines.
High octane gasoline, used now eX-
clusively for aircraft, win play a
major role in the engine develop
ment.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-07-03
PLAIN CITY
BY MISS HELEN TREES
Girl Reserves Return

Girl Reserves Return
After spending a week camping
the great out-of-doorS, the three
representatives of the Plain City
Girl Reserves club arrived home
Ion Sunday afternoon. Dorothy
Douglas ,Merilyn Miller and Helen
Trees were the representatives
who attended the conference at
Camp Wildwood from June 1880.
The first two girls were enrolled
in classes on leadership. and Helen
Trees acted as junior councillor
for the camp. Eighty-three girls,
representing 35 towns of southern
and central Ohio, were present.
On Thursday, the camp held Y.
W. c. A. Day, when the mothers
of the girls were invited to attend
an open discussion on organizing
community Y. w. c. AS. Those e
local women attending were; Mrs.
John w. Steinhauer, Mrs. H. E.
Tedrick Mrs. L. r. Trees, Mrs.
Tod Douglas, Mrs. Weldon Miller,
Mrs. Allied Schmidt, Mrs. Myrtle
BartO, Miss Elizabeth Barto, Miss
Helen Barto, Miss Yula Schmidt,
Miss Betty Meeker, and Miss Rose
Marie Taylor
Estate Settled
According to an inventory ap-
proved in the Madison county Pro
bate Court, the late Bertha Artz
left an estate of S54,526.21. The in
.ventory shows $4,000 of this a.
mount as real estate and S49, ,526.21
as personal.
The Methodist Children's Home
at WorthingtOn was made sole
beneficiary of the estate by terms
laid down in the probated will
which was dated April 6, 1923. f.
L. Morrell is executor and Elton
M. Kile, Howard Foust and Cephas
Atkinson are the appraisers.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-07-03
COURT OF COMMON
PLEAS OF UNION COUNTY,
OHIO

Samuel w. Brubaker, 90 North
Fifth Street. Columbus, Ohio, Plain
tiff, VS. Addie r. Brubaker, Execu-
triX of the Estate of Lucille Brubak-
err, deceased, Addie T.. Brubaker, an
individual Union and Allen Town
ships, Union County, Ohio, Elizabeth
Marie Totten, New Wilmington,
Pennsylvania, Beulah Blanch Web
ster David H. Webster, David Web
ster, Jr., a minor under the age of
fourteen years, Julia Webster. a
minor under the age of fourteen
years, Guy Webster, a minor under
the age of fourteen years, whose
addresses are unknown to plaintiff,
Defendants.
LEGAL NOTICE
Elizabeth Marie Totten, whose res
idence is New Wilmington, Pennsyl-
vania, Beulah Blanch Webster, Da-
vid Fl. Webster, David Webster JP.,
Julia Webster and Guy Webster, the
last three being minors under the
age of fourteen years, and the un-
known heirs, deviseeS. and legatees
of Lucille Brubaker, deceased, all of
whose residences are unknown. Will
take notice that Samuel w. Brubak-
err, on the day of Jan. 3, 1916, filed
his petition in the Court of Common
Pleas of Union County, Ohio, alleg-
ing that a certain paper writing
purporting to be the last will and
testament of Lucille Brubaker, de-
ceased, and bearing the date of June
4th, 1916, and admitted to probate by
the Probate Court of Union County,
Ohio, and filed and recorded therein,
in Case No. 1927 in the files of said
Probate Court is not the last will of
the deceased, Lucille Brubaker, and
the prayer of the petition in said
case is, that said so called last will
and testament be set aside and for
such other relief as the court may
deem just and proper.
The persons above named Will
further take notice that they have
been made parties defendant to said
petition and that they are required
to answer the same on or before the
11th day of July AID. 1916.
CARL II. YOUNG,
Attorney for Plaintiff
June SIT
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THE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL, MARYsVILLE, OHIO

of young people from Mt. Victory,
are spending week at the Youth
Fellowship Christian Adventure
camp in Sabina. Reverend King
will have charge of the camp news
paper and lead a guest group, and
Mrs. King will conduct a hand
craft program during their stay
in camp.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our deepest
appreciation to our friends and rel
atives for their many acts of kind
ness and sympathy extended to us
in the sickness and death of our
dear mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie J. Miller
children and grand children
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin w. Miller
,7-3-1t*
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NOTICE

June Dotson Roberts whose place
of residence is Jamboree, Kentucky,
c/o Boyd Dotson, will take notice
that on the 18th. day OF June, 1916,
the undersigned, Clinton r. Roberts
fiaed his petition against her in the
Court of Common Pleas. of Union
County, Ohio, praying for divorce
and relief on the grounds of gross
neglect of duty and extreme cruelty.
Said cause will be for hearing on or
after the 27th. day of July, 1916.
CLINTON r. ROBERTS
Per Gwynn Sanders, His Attorney
6-13-6T
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NOTICE TO COAL DEALERS

Sealed bids will be received at the
Union County Commissioners office
until 100 O'Clock. PM. July Sth,
1876, on three hundred tons of Ken
lucky Stoker coal (dust treated) for
use at the Court House, Jail, Child
ren's Home and Infirmary.
The County Commissioner reserve
the right to reject any or all bids.
f. T. McCurdy,
Clerk of County Commissioners
6-27-2T
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ing a few days with her sister,
Virginia Coins, and family.
Lucille Jackson returned home
Sunday after weeks stay at the
Coins home.
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JULY 3, 1916

Wesley Swimming and tamiiS
ad Geneva Shirk, Leonard coins
and children and limo Jackson
called at the Gray home.