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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-15
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WANTED Competent honsekeeper
for family of four, with pleasant
surroundings: house new, etc; woman
assistant one and onehaf days a
week; good wages to right party. Az.
ply Mrs. w. c. Flick, 23O E. Main st.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-15
Billiard Hall Changes Hands.

The Court Pool and Billiard parlors
owned by Joseph Pollard, To-Day was
sold to W. S Mcclure, of South OF,
tawa. who took immediate possession
of the building. The pool hall has
been one of the most popular in the
city.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-15
Eastern Ship Builders Strike.

Portland, Ore. Sept. lj--Twenty
five hundred ship carpenters at II
shipyards here and on the Columbig
riyel, whore more than lot vessels
are building, are involved in strike
called at 10 o'clock this morning.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-15
BELIEVE SOS. FROM
'TORPEDOED' SHIP IN
DISTRESS, A HOAX
ATLANTIC SEAPORT GETS FLASH
THAT BOAT HAS BEEN ATTACK
ED BY SUBMARINE OFF NAN
TUCkET - DISCREDlTED AT
WASHINGTON.
BULLETIN.

An American Port-American
destroyers rushed to the side of
an unidentified steamer when il
was attacked by submarine SIS
miles east of Nantucket yesterday,
according to the captain of
British steamer arriving here this
afternoon. The captain declared
he plainly got the wireless call
for help.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-15
|SocietyNotes::

The Westminster Guild of the First
Presbyterian church will meet at the
home of Miss Mabel Pyle on Second
avenue Monday night at eight o'clock.
The young ladies will spend the even
ing sewing for their echange and light
refreshments will be served by the
hostess.
The first meeting of the year held
by the Amateur Musical Club will be
held at the home of the president,
Mrs +. T.. Palmer, 1852 Ottawa ave
nue., Tuesday, September Is. at three
O'Clock This will be presidents day
and no regular program will be Civ
en- the afternoon being spent inform
ally.
Miss Caroline Coll and Louis Hep
ner. both from Streator, Were united
in marriage Friday at noon at the
Zion Evangelical church in this city.
Rev. II. f. Ebert performed the cere-
mony The couple departed immedi-
ately after the ceremony for Chicago
and after short stay there will go
to Blackstone, Illinois. where they
will make their future home.
A wedding of La Sale couple
which occurred in Ottawa last July,
leaked out yesterday when Miss Mar
tina Fielder admitted She had married
Robert Plttman in this city at that
time. When questioned concerning
the wedding the bride refused to give
any of the details Of the marriage
other than the fact that the ceremony
occurred in July In Ottawa
Thursday night a number of Ottawa
people went to La Sale to attend the
Red Cross Carnival there. They had
dinner at the Kaskaskia and then took
in all the shows at the carnival Those
present from Ottawa were Judge and
Mrs. Edgar Eldrege, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
J. O'Conor, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Catlin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo Leland, Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. G. Swift, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Cook Mr.. nd Mrs. Woodward. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Palmer and Miss Leila
Lincoln,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-15
Sprinu Chicken Fry

at Ryan's Buffet to night. A special
effort has been made to have enough
to supply everybody. Don't miss this.
Ryans Buffet Main and Walker SITS.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-15

at Ryan's Buffet to night A specia'
effort has been made to have enough
to supply everybody. Don't miss this
Ryan's Buffet, Main and Walker SITS
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-15
OTTAWA TO SUPPLY
81 MEN OF THE NEXT
QUOTA FOR ARMIES
CONTINUED from Page IL

29S James c. Lamb, Earlyille.
255S William Morrell. Marseiles.
2397 John Schammel, Ottawa.
zoos William G. Luce, Ottawa.
99l5 Ralph S. Shippey. Ottawa.
2607 Ralph Trumble, Marseiles.
Gas Clarence X. Reed, Ma,3ellles.
81 Ernest B. Hovda, Leland.
2Sli Ernie l.. Douvia, Ottawa.
1siS Daniel ]. HOnrahan, ottawa.
SIS John S. 0'Donnell, Seneca.
&c Clayton Stanley Larson, lie
land.
.l2S Thomas Gull, Ottawa.
1865 James Pallai. Ottawa.
1874 Joseph A. Farrell, Ottawa.
1886 Glenn H. Mills, Ottawa.
2316 Frank Jacobs, Ottawa.
623 Fred Locke, Marseilles.
6S5 Arthur Edward Anderson, Men.
dota.
1915 George Mitchell Houk, Mendoza.
1883 August John Helffrich, Ottawa
493 VIM j Denniger Seneca,
2i4c John Grebek. Ottawa.
923 Glenn Boyer, Mendoza.
1916 Arthur Seward, Ottawa.
1852 Amedeo GAM, Marseilles.
1894 Walter f. Zirkel, Ottawa.
1868 Forest l.. Glover, Earlylle
1875 Francis T. Fox, Ottawa.
1896 James ]. Whyte, Ottawa.
1861 William r. Sinks, Mendoza.
II Giles Cottew, Sheridan
2989 Oscar H. Leifheit, Troy Grove.
900 Garlan n Black, Mendoza.
2495 Vincent Blabzius, Marseilles.
90 Ole Thorson Satter, Leland
242l Charles Walter Wellman, Otta.
wa.
25l6 Chas. B. Daggett, Marsellies.
21S4 William D. Powell, Ottawa
1885 Michael John Smith, Ottawa.
300 William Joseph Burke, Mar
settles
1916 George F. Moulton, Ottawa,
SO Joe Martinez, Seneca.
1880 Timothy Joseph O'C1nneil, OF
tawa.
1912 Lewis .iarold Lynch, ottawa.
2lS6 Joseph Patarozzi. Ottawa.
269i James H. Spicer, Marseilles.
S56 Reynold Neif Mendota
1865 Andy !. Ccus. Ottawa.
ZIG David Leonidas Cooper, Mar
settles.
1866 James B. Mooney, Ottawa
1873 James A Berry. Ottawa
1884 Chas. L. Powell, Ottawa.
906 William Ed. Cannon, Mendota.
1850 Lloyd H. Callagan, Sheridan.
1853 Henry +. Mattiotti, Ottawa.
1925 Barclay Deon Wallace, Troy
Grove.
1902 Earl Snowman Garard, Men
dota.
974 VIM n Ashley. Mendoza.
1898 Emil n. Kahn, Ottawa.
800 Karl L. Schrecengost, Earl
Vile
$50 Arthur Reppin, Mendoza.
2405 Cyril Taglioli Ottawa.
S43 Frederick f. Mueller, Mendoza.
2536 Harry Hill, Marseilles.
1864 Peter Scott Sonderoth, Men
dota.
2152 Walter B. Hartshorn, Ottawa.
1910 John Dana, Ottawa.
22o4 Andrew Martin Warolin, Otta-
Az Amos Bennett. Serena
2S71 Geo W. Martin, ottawa.
1923 Philip X Kraemer, Jr.. Men
dota.
25S5 Richard +. Rice, Marseilles.
2S45 Ellis Theo. Hulse, Ottawa.
2147 William A. Harden, Ottawa.
OIL Arthur Elsesser. Mendoza.
532 Samuel H. Sweeney, Seneca.
1917 Toilet Antonio Fortunate, OF
taWa
1851 Ernest Albert Johnson, Otta-
wa.
1872 Thomas C. Moss, Ottawa.
2793 Ralph Bowermaster, Ottawa.
1860 Ben. Leo. Corrigan, Ottawa.
5j7 stephen BraccO Marseilles.
1913 Charles b. Browne, Ottawa
5S5 julius Dyer. Marseilles.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-15

European dress is the first step to-
ward the simple life for Japanese wo.
men," asserts distinguished Tokyo
physician.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-15

al Ryan's Buffet to night. A special
effort has been made to have enough
To supply everybody. Don't miss this.
Ryan's Buffet, Main and Walker SITS
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-15
Fashionable pressmaklnu.

At reasonable prices. Satisfaction
guaranteed. NJ. Morris, 229 Main
street, phone 1OO4X.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-15
ChiIders Bound Over.

William Childers. Brookfield town.
ship farmer, and graduate from Ken
lucky feudalism, today was bound ov-
err to the October grand jury under
bonds of $500 for assaulting Clarence
Killelea prominent young man resid-
ing south of Marseilles. Killelea, who
has partially recovered from the at
tack was in court TO testify against
Childers
Childers claims he struck Killelea
in self defense and asked the court
to release him on payment of a $50
fine. As Judge Koeng refused to per
nit him to buy himself off that way
there was nothing for him to do br, 10
return to- Jail.
The attempted killing Of Killelea oc-
Cured in an oatfeld in Brookfield
township on August 80 Childers
struck Killelea a vicious blow over the
head with pitchfork handle, render.
ing his victim unconscious for more
than ten hours. during which time his
life was despaired Of Since then Kill
lelea has suffered much pain His
memory has been partially effected
and many incidents occurring before
the assault are as the blanks to him.
Doctors hope, however, that his re-
covery will be complete. He was tax
en- to st. Mary's hospital, where he
renamed a patient until able to leave
his bed.
States Attorney Wiley represented
the prosecution at the hearing. Child
ers refused to employ lawyer on the
grounds "he had struck in self de-
Tense"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-15
The Juvenile Class

At Willis academy will commence on
Saturday, September 20, at 2 o'clock.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-15
Holiday.

Monday being holiday the stores
OF M. Stiefel & Son and A. Alschuler
& Sons will be closed.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-15
Holiday.

Monday being a holiday the stores
of NJ. Stefel a. Son and A, Alschuler
a Sons will be closed
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-15

Many man puncturcS his tire OF
the road to wealth.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-15

An Atlantic Port, Sept. IA steam
er arrived here today from an Italian
port reported that yesterday morning
il received a wireless SOS" from a
vessel giving her position as sixty-tive
miles east of Nantucket saying: "At-
tackled by submarine, shell fire"
A wireless operator at a Landsta-
ton who picked up the sos" call
said he got the name of the steamer
to be Abby or Abbie.
Another vessel arriving today re-
ported that it had heard" that a sub
marine had been sighted in the West
ern Atlantic.
Doubted at Washington.
Washington, Sept 15-The Navy
Department today was without any in
formation indicating the presence of
submarines off the American coast.
No report had been made regarding
the reported picking up of a wireless
dispatch from vessel giving her po-
sition as 65 miles east of Nantucket,
saying that it had been attacked and
shelled by submarine.
Officials of the Navy Department
were inclined to look on the message
as a hoax.
Elaborate precautions have been
taken by the commanders of the anti
submarine vessels on duty off the
New York and New England coasts
to guard against any surprise attack
and officials say that any such mess
age would have been picked up by
the patrol fleet and Immediately in
vestigated
The fact that no report has beer
made to Washington leads the officials
to believe that no such incident tool
place.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-15
The Juvenile Class

Al Willis academy will commence on
Saturday, September 20, at 2 o'clock.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-15

st. patricks hall Monday evening,
September II.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-15
FATHER TURNS SON
OVER TO LAW AT TER
BREAK FOR LIBERTY
FREEMAN BOY RETURNS HOME
TO lRATE PARENT-WAS HELD
WITH THREE OTHERS FOR
THEFT OF EIGHT AUTOMO-
BllES.

William Freeman, father Of George
Freeman. IL year old boy caught in
the police raid for auto bandits, refus-
ed to permit any slackers from the
law under his roof When his son,
who broke from Deputy Sheriff Ar.
thur Barrett. making a clean getaway
while being escorted to the county
jail, returned home last night, the
father notified the authorities and the
youth was again placed under arrest.
Freeman's break for liberty was as
spectacular as it was temporarily eff
fectual. While he and the deputy
were tranquelly vending their way
toward the Jail. and when they reach
ed the corner of Jackson and Column
bus streets, where the large. loomy
building stands, George decided the
IRON barred windows were too fore
hodng On the instant he decided to
make try for freedom He broke
from Mr.. Barrett and then started
north thru the park. Crowds in the
public square made it decidedly pre-
carious for the deputy to use his fire
arms and George sped with deerlike
nimbleness in and out among the PEG
pie until he had clear sailing ahead
for the aqueduct.
The deputies traced him to the Chi
cago Retort and Fire Brick Company
plant and there his trail led down
to the Fox river where he later adj
mitted he waded across to Lyman's
mound and there secreted him until
after nightfall When dark hung over
the earth and all was calm he sneaked
stealthily homeward Arriving at his
destination he was met by stern par
ent who refused to condole his faults
Results were he was turned over to
the deputy and returned to Jail.
This morning after his case had
been put thru proper channels he was
released on $500 bonds signed by c.
L. Hook. His pals Woodward and
Armstrong are still in Jail. Nevins, the
fourth members of the gang. was re-
leased on bonds Theft of eight autos
are traced to the quartet.
Friends to Aid.
Today friends when they learned Of
the predicament Freeman and Nevins
had gotten into rallied to the support
of both boys. They are only young
sters,' one of them said of them. and
did not realize the seriousness of their
otfense," he added.
Both boys are credited with being
ordinary young Americans with de
sire to play FRANKS and when they
went in the machines they merely
were taking a ride unmindful of the
fact they We're committing a crime.
Neither boy. it is claimed, can drive
an autO
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master at Cincinnati on December Is,
1917, az required by the Act of Oc- o
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Cine griimblide Inter.
ind)nns
Der 8uitdnbs IN Der Sdiffabrts@e
boroe bonn Senat angeorbnei.

@dibington 9. g., 16. Ge8
Die forhpdbreiiOe gieorg1i,ijirliila Der
0fegierrngE Mlaifinerie fir bic aon'
ftriiftion eiuer SorbeIsmnriite bottt
am Dienitag I'M Senut Die gnorbnuna
elmer griinbliden uirteriud,iing ber
eaii5en Sihuation biir 5oIge.
SAT- I'm feIben ausenbIid, m mel.
dem Der Borttenbe Der Sdiffnbrts.
@eborbe 6arlep, bic 9ieiigsinfioH 6eE
giear. .afbmiraI6 Snrris dIs General.
RettistkleiteE hsz 9lathiiashs laeiten.
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! fagts ibnen, idb iei Elm GaIifornisr aus
Solanc ilnb bdtte BON osn bier turIiz
renben 8antnOten teins bel mir. Sd
I bltte jebod brei SIuss bel mir. gr.
J lnnern sic ii9 Der SIussa'
! (Das that i9 aaerbInss :. Der
! Slug ipor eins Der .DerthIo4en1
lpelae in Der sritsn 3eit in California
ausgeseben purbsn - Elm iedsediges
@oloitld, etipas mebr dIs afpeiinnI 10
srob aIs Elm 3panaiseoaaritiit; bic
gRiin5s mar fiinf5is Dollar tpert6 unb
purb. aud bafiir anssnpnmen.)
rRun. bic bdnbists i3 ibHen elm
uno re bGnbisten mir bafiir bic ubr
elm. Sebn sic, jsns Sluss bate i9
ielbit aus Mehinspfeilipdnsn unO
Giienties eena1t, unb ia pflegte ne
ben 9uri9en beim poteripiel aufsus
balIeE. Sebn Sic, ba Der SIus isiue
re9tmdbiss Staatsmiipos mar, 10
rar biss au6 isins Gui9miin5erei.
Wenn i9 bic Ssit unb bic Ulube, bic
i9 barauf Derpanbt, mir orbsntli9
terehne, 10 bent i4, iis baben mid
tiinf3ebn Dollar setoitst. Wenn alio
bieis llbr 10 DieI pertb III, 10 mars
elm rs3t gutss 9eiadft, ni9t tpebr9"
SD begonn ben Munn BON Solono
7u btgreifen unb beiobte feline Srage.
III itedts ieine llbr ipisber in bic ga,
f6e, IpisIts ieIbitssFdnis nit Der &etts
pnb bemerfts:
so Elm Sinss si.5t einem Elm mp'
Sif6es unb ipObIbabsnSss aniebea;
niat pur?"
SD mar gang nit i5m sinnrian.
heH.
sa6sr mos gebsnten Sie bier oyus
fansenaA frosts i'd.
rRl, i9 babe elm saares anpitGI.
den bon nabssu fiebenbunbsrt Dollar
bel mir. SD b>nts, ebs i'd Elm r,seIn,Gs
tiees 9ei9dft nnfanes, min i3 Elm
treniI in Der Wall Strset berumfdars
aliibeln unb Tsbn. mas ii5 MAIDEN
Idbt."
sd NOR nnbe 6ordn, Tim Elm paar
parnenoe @orte gu fneeu; aber i6 ee.
oahte feiner llbr uno fpi6eritano Ser
@eriufning. @ir idyiittelten uns Die
Sdnoe uno fdieoen.
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corporation iiuS bic erneIuirlg Don
Charles q. pieo BON Chicago su lei.
mem gtofJfoIger mrfiinbigte, iplirbe In
beiben Sduiern irulIitten Gregter
Rufe tuie, -Sieo Cape Yllnfdbigfeit~
.ein @erbrehai- unb anoerer aufee.
regter 8eidailb!gIngeu cine ReioIu.
tion TN Sntereiie etnz lluteriubnnl
eingereidt.
Die @eioI,ition I'm Sennt, tueltc
bon Geuator Saroing BON Dbio lin.
terbreitet ipurbe, Der Die fortgeiesten
iSdfuieriefeiten Der Sdiffabrtsbeh0r.
be ais einen .Birriparr bon NeS
2ape- beaei&nets, plir0e ffned arlge'
noulnlen.
Mit itlten ge5eistr Suit billlsh
bas Gsnatstomm,itte, pelfes 5nts!i
iibsr bic ausgatsn elmer iol4en lin'
ieriudung 5u bcitiInmtH bot, Die ysts
Tplutipn bes Senntprs 5drbing, po'
rauf Der Gsnai bic lInteriu4uns ans
orbnete unb bag SanbelstommI.its
nit bsritIbsn bsirouie. Dikiss puro.
bon iein.m goriibsnben, Ssnatot
Jletfer, auf 9onnersias 81 einsr Be-
iprt9uus sinberifen. um ben odn5
Der llntsriuhung ftitsulegen.
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bic aan5e gei4idte Der innsrsn sSl;'
rem Ger G9iffahrtsbsborbs, ipslHs mi
Der 4useinonbsriebuns 3pH4sn Gem
friitrm 9oriibsnbeH Senman Inn
bsm gsnsrnlmnjor GoetbGls began
usn, often tlarg.lest ipirb.
Am Senat mar man ii9 auf betonI
Geiieu btfpubi. bab Der gran bon
G6iffen ncibtpenbis III. Dsnn OIs
Qoiion ben arisg s,tpiuueu fone anb
b.sbolb purb. BEN @srIangsn nm
elmer lIntsriu4uHg oiissmtin suss'
itimnit.
5atten es eilis NIT BEN
6Gugtn
Gallup, q. W., Is. Dss. Wntia
Guepas unb eiIp1rio Gilpn. bic an
sfrsitaa fpegsn Worbts Durh osn
Strans bisesriHttt ipsrben iodisn. Be-
ginsen I'm bitfissu geuntpssidnsHib
GelbItmorb bur9 Grbdneen.
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episIsr. Stanss- - nofen upriali
0rrnb, fsfB: nt< nsu; psrft 5000. 8rrr7
Dtctcr sslcfroia. seep tdrftaet tzbenns. Qls
t1r mare RocfoaffAsn Uarfrn.
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@enige Gage ip6ter traf id ibn ari
Dem 9rcobnap. @r mar nit einenl
nelen In5ug seifuliidt, oIlein es
fhieu mir, oIs bemerfte i6 in ieinem
nuaemeinen gusiebeu einige Sort.
! idrttte- gs iparen MIR fiinf beitinullte
Sar6en on ieinem aoitiim iidtbar.
sIber tpie id ipdter 9runo bate an
5unebmen, nor bies mrr SufdIIis. Sd
fruste i'm, OBJ er ouf benz Belle ee'
Deien fei. Or beiabte.
Scenes Wa6eI - EN- eritaurtIi9
berrIi9es R1oeI iffsl - mar eben,
fous DO; nber fie iud,te mid geiuifier.
moben Ideu gu meiben. sS9 fhaffte
mir fir Die Seleecr,beit bieieu neiien
Gu3ue on, aber bic seuner iasten
mid geiuiIiermobcn IN eine Qrinat
loge, un6 70 bate if nift nieI Sc
Iegenbett, infer @efprd6 BON bem 8e.
p1difein fort5uieten. &ber Der ii,use
8urife, Der Daibbonr6, mar ifyred.
lid boflih. gr brnd,te gnnse S6aa.
rem bon Burden lrnb iiingen Grrueu.
5innlern ndh Der 2oge, I'M MIDI ib.
nen 5u ,eieen, uno arranstrte an ie'
men gtbenb cine partie, Inn mid in
Der 8al Gtreet rnb nIf Der 86rie
herum 5u fiibren. limb aIu folgenoen
Rorgen beiudte CT mid uno boIte
mid ob. lln6 ia foufte fir ettpa
fiinfbunoert Dollnrs glftten - bel.
Ieidlt aud fir me6r. Seben Sfe, mir
tauihten bic glftien getpiiiermaben
elm. sic piiicn, ih bate 5ebn Guthei'
Ie on Der geacodtlipfermine. bet Der
Sie emit Sefret1r tpareu"
.9lber iene antbeile Iinb ia feinen
RfiiierIius ipertb. Gie ganse Geihih'
te bot Tia ia i6ou Dor 5ebn Sabren
aiifgeloit.
so iit es.. ia 70 mag es iein,
Die Sic iagen. glber id beritano ia
oii6 eben 70 tpenig BON Der Goumitni.
pdtu Central. ooer Der Nopbtba, Cos.
Iiht @eieQidaft, uno 10 oahte i6, es
fei elm ebrlihes Spielf,en. geiir babe
if Die gftien. oie idl faiifte, tuieoer
su @eI6e geihlogen, ino 10 berlieb th
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lars reifer. sic ieber, es mar getpti'
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alanbIia better un6 aataglia SD be-
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beifli6 mid cine getpiiie 6urft, oaB
mir Die ;y6biefeit abging, ben Naln
5u 6eurtbeilen, uno nod einigen Bor.'
ten ifyiitteIten mir uils bic Sdnoe uno
trenuten urls -.
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ben Wlann bon SOlano Disbsrlab.
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bos er in Der Sbdt B0risnmitgIiso
astDoroen Iei unb in Der grOab Stras
Re Elm fleInes &ontor etoDlirt 9dos,
no er quite geI6dfts maae. So if
mid tyieber jenss &benbs erinnsrts,
an ipeI9em i6 linn gum srifenmoi ts'
gsgnst ipar, frugte i'd ibn Oh sr fem.
gefonnti9aft NIT 5rGuItin &. sr'
neuert babe.
sd b6rte', periebte er, .bdb iis
fi4 bielen Gomsr in Seipport befanb,
unb 70 elite i'd ailf cine Wots btnun'
ter
.llnterbislten Gle ftb ipieoer mtt
fbr DON BEN Gepddidein7A
.Tsin1, ontiportets er erHithatt;
n. sdb mir tinsH auftras. ibr stiigs
gltisa ti taafsn Gtba @is q ssT'
-
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gen als: mii S5rsn ibpnfIfxn @t,
fhi4teu nus galifornien t5nnen Si,
mir asiiobIsn fsin!4
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gereins.anseiesH.
Sentidjer s,ionier.gereiu

DIE pltiefieber obiaen Bfrtins iinb tterr,lf
frsnubIifn ttfn6s. btm ACCOMPLISHMENTS bee
em ie. 3sssrber 1917 Deritorbsnfn 3ionins
3. Q. zblntm ttine Rn1naft1g nm 2:3O Iibi
bru dmnfrbnRfs, sli7 Diuf efrrbr, aus recti
satIr<i6 tstsupobaf!.
Otto annsL @rAf.
Cent srassE ss,s. ii
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lsssr gn In eeur9r unb sneHiSr 9srae,
hir effnhfitientf. esrdnx sh. retfrfepnneeg
-nhfu nn gRunf6 bsfor1t
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-09-21
Postava bo ilnela "zobe"

Washington, D. c. = Posebnl
poslanski odbor bo naprayil neka-
tere popravke na Chamberlanovi
resoluciji, katera pride pred po-
slansko zbornico jutri, potem ko
:je isto re sprejel senat. NaJpreJ Sc
ie domnevalo, da bo poslanska
zbornica zavrnila to predlogo, to-
da kakor je razvidno, ola DO ista
postavila V isto Sc boil drasticne
toclxe. Sledeci so popravki, XII prl-
dejo to resolucijo:
/. Nobenih izjem Sc he bo della
10 pri izberalnem naboru. Vsi pre-.
bivalci Zdruzenih draw, izvzemsl
inozemskih sovraznikov, to ie IL
stih, XII nimajo drzavljanskih po-
piriev in so Sc podaniki centralnih
vlad, morajo k naborom.
g Dolocba V Chamberlainovi
predlogi, XII oproscuje te obvezno-
sti vse one osebe, XII MISC bile Sc V
Zdruzenih drzavah emo leto, bo cr-
tana.
3. Dolocba Chamberlainove pre-
dloge "a oprostitev Japoncev in
Kitajcev, bo tudi crtana.
4. Nedrzavljani, XII zahtevajo 0.
prostitev ma podlagi sklenjenih
meddrzavnih pogodb, ne bodo nj.
kdar mogli postati drzavljani
Zdruzenih draw.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-09-21
Izlelujejo smodnik.

Proti vsem pOstavSm clvlllzlra-
mega vojevanja Sc sill laske jetni-
Ike, da morajo opravljati rama de-
la smOdniSnicah, pOmagati prl u
trjevanju postojank in pri gradnJl
potov in ceSt ma 'front.'. ZadnJe le-
to Sc je poro6ilo, da se-Rusi osVo-
bodili 500 laSkih jetnikOv, katerl
so Sc nahajali V Galiciji, kJer so
morali delati in kOpati jarke pod
ognjem ruskih topov Tozi Sc ma
dalje tudi, ola morajo jetniki de-
lati pO petnajst ur ma dan V ogr-
SIKH in bolgarskih bolnisnicah. -
+Vsi oni, ki Sc nahajajo V bolnisnl-
cab so bill ranjeni, ko so moraEi
opravljati rama della ma avstriJskl
'front.', toraj zadeti od ErogelJ Svo-
iiih lastnih tovariSev. MnOgo samo-
morov Sc ie izvrSilo med vrstaml
ietnikov, ker MISC mogli vec pre-
naSati barbarstva Avstrijcev, Ma
zarov in BolgarOv.