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The daily Alaskan., 1917-12-08
Rockets ard Blue Liahts."

Charles Nj. Schwab, the steel master, owns the famous painting Rockets and Blue Lights" by Turner, the noted English colorist, for which he is said to have paid q quarter of million dol lars.
 The painting represents a storm or heavy weather at sea. The high sea tS breaking on a sandy shore, in which the lights are reflected. Two steamers are rolling in the tumultuous ocean and are almost hidden from view by tho great waves and showers of mist and spray.
 The vessels are warned by rockets of the shoal water from the end of pief, while beyond at the left the harboR is fairly discernible. In the foreground 6 group of fishermen appear looking Hn- tently out upon the sea. ..
 Rockets and Blue Lights" ls eonsi6- cred one of the artists masterpieces.- Brooklyn Eagle. .-
The daily Alaskan., 1917-12-08
Skin of tho Desilfsh.

The extraordinary shape, huge size, and vast power of the big deviltish, or manta, give him m evil reputation, which Is heightened by his black color ing. A queer pcculiarity of this color ing is that the black pigment comes on on anything touching it. kneeling on one of the devilhsh when it was drawn up on the sand arose with my knee completely blackened. The. skin is not only very tough, but is also very rough being covered. like that of an old shark. with dermal denticles which scarify the skin if q naked arm or leg Is drawn across 1t. The big mouth is practically toothless, entirely 50 as regards the up per jaw, while the lower jaw has q small dental plate which differs In the two sexes. In spite of its size the man. ta is in no way dangerous to man un- less attacked. but when harpOOned its furious energy, tenacity of life and enormous strength render 1t formida- blc, for it can easily smash or Overturn a boat which is clumslly handled, and If the ropes foul an accident Is apt to Roosevelt in Scrib- ner'S,
The daily Alaskan., 1917-12-08
A WOMAN TO BE PRETTY
Must Have Luxurlant and Glossy Haii
 No Matter What Color.

The finest contour of a female face. tl- sweetest smile of female mouth, los something if the head EI crowned vi. scant hair. Scant and fl Hing hair. it now known, is caused by a parasite tn: burrows Into the scalp to the root of tn hair. where 1t saps the vitality. The li tie white scales the germ throws up burrowing are called dandrufr. To cur dandru6 permanently. then. and to stc falling hair. that germ must be killet Newbro's Herplcide. an entirely new rt suit of the chemical laboratory. destroy the dandrufr germ. and. Of course, stoI the falling hair, and prevents baldnesS Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c. + stamps for sample to The HerpIcide Co, Detroit. Mich.
 Ore Dollar bottle, guaranteed.
 Al all Drug S&oTSs. Adv
The daily Alaskan., 1917-12-08
DEPARTMENT OF THE
 INTERIOR
United States Land Office Juneau, Alaska.

September 24, 191h Notice Is hereby given that John Rosene, Jr., of Haines Alaska, has filed application under the proYi- sions Of Sec. 23O6, R. s. as as- sienee of Angellotte van Busktrk, widow of John o. Van Buskirk, to mak entry of the land embraced in U. g. Survey 7S4, situate near Hsines, District Of Alaska, I4at' 5s0 IA N, Long. 135' 26' w. and mors particularly described as fol- lows, to-wit:
 BeGinning at Cor. No. i, whence U. $. L. &. No. 573 bears 8. 24' 16' p. S3.46 chs. and Cor. ], Survey POS, bears s. S.23 chs. thence N. 10.O2 chs. to Cor No. ?. thence D. 1332 chs. to Cor. No. 8, thence s. 1o.O2 chs. to Cor No. 4, thence w. to Cor. No. 1, 1.32 chs. the Viace of begin ming, containing an area of 1.SS acres. Mag. Var. 800 45' B., and known as Survey 7S4.
 c. B. WALKER,
 Register, First publication. Sept. 2s.
 Final publication Dec, 8, 1917.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-12-08
locntinn the Gura.e.

"I uAe this poem of yours to brook. It fairly gurgleS You evidently wrote 1t by rippling Till.
 Not exactly" S&.d the poet. but | did wIi;g i, win a fountain pen. May be that accounts for it." Louisville Courier Journal
The daily Alaskan., 1917-12-08
Closely Connected.

Your friend Duhwuite seems to know n great deal about army affairs.
 "Oh. yes Mrs. Dubwalte has n cousin who k first sergeant In the regular army. Naturally that keeps the Dubwuilcs in close touch with the war Lcra,;:aeut Birmingham Age Herald.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-12-08
Bright IG2a.

MotorIst raftcr smaSH'-Wind shield broken. mud guard bent. lamps smashed.
 Wife But you've l3St the three teeth that you were to have gold crowned. That saving will cr"cr all the damage. Chicago News.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-12-08
Still Worce.

Penelopc-It's dreadful! Papa wants me to marry man have never seen. Perdita-That's nothing. My father wants me to marry a man 1 have seen.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-12-08

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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-03

ia raffartbelle pbd lnniemtmisia fan.
ionferrofiisia. @ngIannnim firfoIle
on nptpGGn iiittd iubteesin %tciiporif-
fcampi tporen fiIin milIG1n mimIla
tI1folla nlaoilmasic Witd on loo.
nut niitG epGliutloia baibtumnaIi ia
iiten ruiapannut tietG &~ristlfieIle
nGibin fonio~iouffoibin9 We moim-
me nostota: abterat, usfoliiet, itie.
aGn fieIt6tpGt pdpit. Semmoiiet pa-
pit, joiben foItaiien 2ontoon piispa
ionoo palfpelleen er6GsTd St6t2on.
toon ieurofunnoSio, piispon ollesiu
pieId ~iifGI1iien Observation-Disclosures,
Orforo Suuien, iobtaiana iamasio
oiosia Sontoota. Wies tlilee bGntG
wastoan faoiflla i%onofuna iltop6i-
nGnd. "S6nG iItono on fen ia fen
fomitean fofoiis", ionoo ban tdGIe,
"~titIetban mlfoan?" = sos, mind
tiiIen, fifa tefee. fotitponi2" fpostoo
ban. "Sa titsfin ionottii, min pois
ban rientGd 10, rerd moata fobti fiiin
usfoqinen iobtifoira, ia bGnen apii-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-03
Iaple, @is.
81. Sasid.

YitrrGn jonfun ripin paiffafut
tomme frlilumiiia. &eid tefee tl1lo
oon fpnon fopin bitoosti, fplfndnt
tobtoo ppipG mielG ilmat fun latot
lunta t1mGn tGstG maan molfeafii
paon lpbpt oifostoban ie on fun Ut
loo taas pois.
SoIonfni,ppoia oipot tebnet OHt
Iiirffola on mponpt %talonia @ntt
SobnioniIe. Ostaia on tullltt Iri5o
nasto. &aitppaiimma $500.
Iestori Yellinen on ostanut autor
iolIo iaa bppGd fpptid fun on wair
bpdpG fell. =
Miemaa ritipetaan iionfomaan I'd
mGn feiGn aifaia iofa on olliit mitdt
t0mGrl pieni.
aeiGfoulita on pGGtettp pitGd pff
fuufottii tGnG feiGnd, iosta on ilmoi
tiis toiiesia paifasia tdtG lebtea.
s. @nttila.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-03
Irmpm admestd.

81 mif11n iointit "i~aarnoisia" of
min iointiiiia fuin fointii auteefii an
tomiien ormosta, feItG ioornoainltc
tGrr1 iointit pitutttili min bGn ei mo-
toll trsfosia oletpia tiintoia Icborrt'
co ia iparmoon fGp ntinfitit on fer
rot!uL cttG fun erGGsid poifosia of e.
r6s ionfo titnto of Min bereill6, ettG
ipnti tunini bGnestG ipnniltd ia mir
ban toipci iaotponia fiiulla arntor
66ntd. Sdnene tiiIi Jana et!l MT pi'
tdG menn6 firftoon bdnenfin fun iiel
ia on min iolo ia fuiiliiiia iaarnaa'
ia ia min eIeIld moinitti benfiI5 me.
nj firffoon miitta fun Ell iieII1 iaor.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-03

40 eeff. rtaatiIoia.- 2 cell. pel.
tcna, raiii afuinrafenrlis, Ippfplebmd
2 poriosta ia IL taiaa. ainoostoon
$3.50 tdteistd ia iaatte tuorrantp bee.
ben, iddnm0s erittdin bisoteiIIa moi.
i.ebboiQa. = GieousteI,tibtn posto.
taar.
N~w6n~w R~Ms>s
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-03
1r1pon mufnista."

nrID0n mlttdtSfd.
4ino iieIl6 tGGIld tapaa ieiirafun.
tia, Ell niinfGGn faufana toilistdm,
ioitn inottoa pit66 maIIiieurafuntina,
ia ioioen papit otpat eiifuauia mo-
mile muiIle pmpGristosiG. SeIloiiet
ieurafum1nt oipat mpos if61nfuin
maIlifolluin niioriIle papeille. Idita
onfin alma nieampia, oifea malio'
joiifto, eteipien firffoberroicn Dmpd'
rillG. Scum n1mG fifteen baiaontinpot
omiin ieurafuntiinia, Dielpdt be nil
bin mifaania inabut poimoffaat
tuaifittteet ia riffant fotewufiet, jotfo
iiten eipdt ioata ola DbG laaiemmal-
ia beoeIm11 fantamattn. YappiSibon-
teen nouiemiieen on Unconstitutional
tpaifuttonut mposfin n. +. Settle.lii-
fe.
SDfp1lIe otpot epGluiilot nirolliSto
papistoa fobtnan iuiirtuneet @nglm-
nisiafin, noriinfin fen ~tpoipdeston
fesfuit6esio. Mutta epdIitiiIot otuoi
aGaneet antaa iiioa IuottamufieIle
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-03

laiienia ieuraaipat bGnen eiimerffi.
aan', liidG piispa bdnestG. ga mi
ia on tuloS usfolliiesta tpostG2 2u.
foistahua ieurafunta, fastpaipa eb.
toollisfGDiiGin iouffo, ia taaialufui-
men ,barros f~irffofania, tGman papin
pmp1rillG. "Niin, abfera moittaa",
ianoo piispa, ia manba firffoiGries-
telmG iittenfin on ie, iofa aianpit-
fGGn fantaa faiiimmas." ga publl.
esloan nimenomoan teolliiilstpomG
eston iubteesta pappeibin lauiuu pits
pa: "Sitd tlipiteltua, ep~GmGGrGistG
oliota mastaan, iota nimitetGGn fir
tofii', be tuntemat ipastenmieliIppttG;
omia pappeiaan, jos nGmG tefemGt
tpotG, rafastaipat BE-"
Smmalampaliuelnfiia ~tontofrnn
ajalla:
6 p. 9raooocfin firfosia felIo II
ap.
~ p. lastenfOfOus iamasia poifas'.
ia flo 1 Up.
Is p. 8raooocfin firfosia S. eft
pbtepbesi1 flo II up.
II pGipGstG 80 pGiipGan oIen Seq
oisiG, g. Saf. iolla aialla iielld pi.
betaan bartausfeuroia iefd mlita TO.
foltfiia iielld lepitettGmien ilmoit1f-
iien mlfaan.
&c. 81. @esterbacf,
9raboocf, 9. Daf.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-03

nattifaan armosta maan aniiosta,
min iiitG tlsfastuneena ioarnoaiaan
pritti bereill1 olepa misfata iuurella
miriifirialla iaarnaaiaa iaarnatuo-
lin, ipoan lGbelld istl,tpat iaitpat len
estettpd, iorfun aian fuluttue iaapui
taas %iaarnaaia ia taas feboitettiin, ia
npt flaillii iaarnoisia armon aGni ia
min tl1nto ~raliboittut. = ga t6mG o.
fla on tooettu moren monta fertaa ia
mifG on ettei faiffi it'd toll aiiaa ota
buomioonia. Statfo find lufiani len
toiiaiian buomiooii iofa min toiipe-
rGinen olet?
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-03
Slmtpitns.

Olen tefeipG fplGmatfan tollfoflus
ia Gobingtoniin ia Marquettiin iaa1
nuon Gobinetonisia eniimainen Jun
nuntoi toufofurta flo 9 ip. faniallis
leurofunnan ~firfosia.
Mhnrqitettisia, 2 i%unntntai ie1tra'
funnon %mGGrGGmGllG ajolla. Weinul'
le Ioupi firioittaa Marquetteen jog
pmpGrillG olepat eltrafunnat baluo'
pot ettG fGipiiin BETA teripebtimdsio
&ristufien epanfeliumilla. Siottee-
nj on toufofrun aialla ieuraatpa
past. S. $. Seimoien luona: 209
9ortb 4tb ct. Warquette, Wib.
@ii1lnioittain,
81. SaS1el.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-03
Smtpitns!

Sdten i,listetaan @aplesia, isis.
iiiomenfieliien feiGfouli1 opettaian
paiffa baettatpafii. &oulu alfaa DI.
ldmainitusia paifasia feiGf. 1 p.
1917 ia festGG pboen frlifau6en. So
fion tulee olIa ebbottomasti fristillis
mieliien eip. lutb. oppia t~innlistaipan
tlintea ii,ouen fieltG ia mliiiffitaitoo
Satuaifa festGG toufof. 20 pGipGdn,
1917. Safenusta ieuratfoon palffa-
maatimrfiet. Sufemiis on labetettG'
mG oiofteellu:
Soban @rttiIa,
8or 43, @aple, isis.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-03
: SDtGr oil imrfeasia tiIasia. u

WitcbeII, 9agoa6, ap., firioittaa:
"Wimim %tpttdreni of iurfeaSia tiIas-
IA munuaistouoin tafia. Wttnf Jain
bdnen ottamaan Solep &ionep Bills
id ia ban tGpbelIiiesti parantui." So
lep &ionep Yills'it poimistaipat belt.
foia, %epGfunnosia oletpia munuaiiia:
parantaipat natiaImiff1i ipiat; ebfGi-
iepM reumaattiiet fiapit ia ielfGfoIo.
tllfien; belpoittaa fipeitG iGieniG ia
fangistllneita nitpelmtd. Wpnt1tpGn1
f%aiffialla. (SIm.)
IS. @. Nap. 2aunorp- ia @Gr.
iGpsiaitos.
sol Wc2eo6 abe. TeIefooni 1876
= Drift nmmettnneiinns on iua.
binsollista. @atia on rriiimiin Iitort-
nollinen iilostuslaitos. Scum ne tuIe.
not tltffeltfiiin atrnmettltneiiuu6en
fautta imeptpp ie ola mprffpaineis.
too, ionfa fen titliii ~llostoa, r1tlmii-
ieemme, laattaen teibGt tittttemaan it
ienne tpliifii ia baiamieIiiifii ia mai
maohpan rruaniulotustanrle ia rlio.
fame iafamiiesia. EdmG tiIa tiiIee
plan autetlifii GbamberIain's Gables
eillG. Saatatparta faiffialla. (SIm.)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-03
Sartansienroja tomfofmnlfa:

Sartansienrpja tpnfofnnlla:
6p. &iee Safen firfosia flo II ap.
ia flo z III.
13 p. Sinlepionisia lilo II ap. ia
s III.
20 p. GrosbpSia flo 2 ip. Mippi-
fouluun iopiii fofoontua nlpos tabdn
tilaii,mlteen lafipien fuulustelemista
marten.
81 p.' (Sellirntaina) Jinlapiouisia
s. eft. ~gbtepbesia flo II up.
% p. Soingtonin foululla flo 3 Up.
20 p. Maneosia @. Saapiston ia.
losia flo II up.
&ippifoitllt alotetaan Sinlapionin
ftrfosla toitfof. IA p. flo 9 ap.
6. g. &~isianen,
SinlaDiou, Ninn.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-20
NORMAN yENTzER
WEDS WESTERN GIRL
OTTAWA YOUNG MAN MARRIED
OCTOBER 16 TO MISS ELLEN
MARIE VAN BUREN, or BUTTE,
MONT.

Announcements have been received
in this city Of the wedding of Ellen
Marie Van Bureu, daughter of Mrs.
Josephine Van Buren,, of Butte Mont,
and Norman Porter Yentzer, oldest
son of Mr. and Mrs. George Yentzer.
227 Prospect avenue. The wedding
took place in Butte Tuesday, October
lG Mr.. Yentzer was raised in this
city and graduated from ths Ottawa
high school in the class of 1910. Soon
after this he went west to adopt the
profession of rancher and has
spent most Of his time since then in
the West, visiting in Ottawa every
year. He is one of the most promin.
ent Of the cities younger men and
his scores of friends here learned of
his marriage with much interest. The
young couple will make their home
near Sheridan, Mont, where a beau
tfu ranch house has been prepared
by the groom for his bride.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-20
MISS LAURA CULLEN
WEDS ST. PAUL MAN

Miss Laura Cullen aud Howard A.
Noble Of St. Paul. were married at
high noon today by Rev. John p.
Quinn, pastor of St. Columbia church
The bride has been employed in the
Office of the Minneapolis State Board
of Health at st, Paul for several years.
Previous to that time she resided In
this city and was one Of the city's
most popular young ladies'.
The groom is superintendent Of the
National Glacier Park, where he rep
resents the interests of the Great
Northern railroad,
Following the ceremony wedding
dinner was served at the home Of
the brides mother, Mrs, Mary Cullen
227 East Lafayette street.
Mr. and Mrs. Noble left this after.
noon for a honeymoon trip to New
York, Philadelphia, Boston and WASH
ington. Upon their return they will
go at once to ST. Paul where they
will make their uture home.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-20
GIVE OUT PROGRAM
FOR 53RD MEETING
.OF SUNDAY SCHOOLS
LA SALLE COUNTY ORGANlZA. |
TlON WILL COME TO OTTAWA
NOV. 4. AND 2 FOR CONVENTION
SESSIONS TO BE HELD IN
BAPTIST CHURCH.

The program for. the forty third an
nual convention of the La Sale
County Sunday School Association
has been completed This conver.
ion will be held in Ottawa, Thurs
day and Friday, November / and ,.
/ Several very prominent people in The
church world vii viSi Ottawa to
/ speak at this meeting A number of
/ Ottawa people also viii appear on jho
program All the session of the con
vention will be held in the First Pap,
1 list church, .'.
! Delegates from all parts of The co'II
/ ~ Will be in Ottawa for this mepiip
! These delegates will be entertained
1 in the homes of Ottawa people and
will be given their breakfast there
but will get their other two meals
down town
The complete program for the con.
yenlion is as follows:
Thursday Nov. I.
Morning,
Convention kcyword Service
900, Registration OF delegates.
1900 Opening service of song and
thanksgiving Rev G. A, Briggs. Jr
Ottawa.
l0:2o. Scripture reading and pray
cr--ltcv. G.. w, Chcssman, Ottawa.
1890. Address, What We May
Expect from the Convention" L. f.
Schcnck, Chicago
ll:OO, Address "rbc Conyentioi
Kcy.word Service W. 4 Foster
Ottawa
las. Appointments of committee
Noon Recess
Afternoon
l:3o Song service C. A. briggs.
la5 Efficiency II r. Ebert
+ Ottawa.
300 Special music.
{. Q; 10. Conferences.
Secondary Division addreSs--Mr II
X. Seaman. secretary Strcator Y NJ
G. A.
Elementary Division Miss REM
Snedacker Grand Ridge.
Adult Division Rev. j A. G. Waits
Mendoza.
S. S. Administration Division &
I, Schenck
? Evening
7, 7;3o Patriotic Song Service
$500 children Of Many Lands. ="
I Elementary exercise
Music and Offering
$50 Address, II. Schenrk
D;00 Benediction
; Friday Nov. 2.
Morning
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-20
zEPS AND AER0S FLY
OVER CITY LEAVING
HAVOC IN WAKE
RAID FRENCH TOWNS
LARGE BOYS ARE BROUGHT
DOWN BY GUNNERS-WAShING.
TON AWAITS NEWS OF SINK.
ING oG ANTILLES AMERICAN
TRANSPORT.

London, Oct. 2O--Twenty-seven per-
sons were killed and fifty.three wound.
ed in the German air raid over Eng.
land early today
These figures were contained in an
official statement issued at noon by
Viscount French, commander in chief
of the Home Defense
Three Shot Down.
Paris. Oct. 2O-Three German Yep.
pelins that were attempting to raid
kFrench soil were shot down by French
anti-air craft cannon today. One Of
the great German airshps was down
ed near Saint Clement and another
near Rambervillers. The first was
destroyed about seven o'clock but the
war Office in making the announce
ment did not give details. .
1t was unofficially reported that the
crews of the zeppelins were probably
Skilled.
The destroyed aircraft were Of the
largest and most powerful type.
Riots in Rome.
Rome, Oct. 2O--B Bitterness of the
Socialist attacks against the Boselll
ministry is increasing and predictions
we're made today that cabinet crisis
will come to a head before another
week has elapsed The Socialists took
advantage of the Turin riots as an ex-
cuse for denunciation Of the gov.
ernment during debate last night.
Await Word Of Antilles.
Washington, Oct. 20-The survivors
OF the American troop transport An
titles sunk by German submarine
with loss of seventy lives, are being
brought to this country by the warship
convoy that was with the transport
when the U-boat attack was made 1t
was a first thought that the survivors
would be AIKEN to England or France,
but the navy department it was learn
ed today that they will be brought d.
rectly to the United States and that
probably until they arrive the full de.
tails of the disaster will not be learn
ed
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-20
WOMEN WILL HAVE
OWN LIBERTY LOAN
DAY IN CHURCHES
TOMORROW is SET ASIDE As DAY
FOR BOOSTING SALES AMONG
THEIR sEx-PARSONS TO Ap.
PEAL TO CONGREGATIONS,

Tomorrow is the day set aside for
Woman's Liberty Loan Day. The pas.
tors of all church have been aske to
make a short talk to the people Of
their congregation asking them to do
everything in their power to promote
the sale of the bonds. and To nelp
with the work of the Woman's lib.
erty Bond Sale League
Or. Brand to Speak at Baptist.
The Sunday evening service at the
First Baptist church will feature an
address by Dr. E. p. Brand, OF Nor.
NAL, superintendent of missions for
the Illinois Baptist state convention.
Dr. Brand is no stranger in Ottawa,
but is known as forceful speaker and
one who will bring a message Of vital
interest. Other attractive features
will serve to make the hour one Of in,
ierest and profit.
On Sunday, October 2Sth. a series Ct
special Sunday evening services will
be inaugurated, arrangements for the
first meeting to be under the direC.
tion of the meE of the church Wcm.
mems night, Sunday school night and
young peoples night will be appro.
priatcly observed on consecutive Sun.
days,
Missionary at Presbyterian.
Miss llilda liable. a Presb yterian
missionary who has spent four years
in Africa, will speak at the church
service at the Presbyterian church IN
this city tomorrow night. She will
tell Of the most interesting work that
is carried on in the Presbyterian mis-
sion stations in west Africa, including
the almost miraculous work al Flat
where 1908 new members were added
to the church last year and 1853 ore
in preparation for membership next
year.
Miss Liable is stationed at Efulen
where the Presbyterians have three
churches with 20 preaching places, !
eyangclists, 3S bible readers, q VII
laee schools, one hospital and dispens
AIRY work
Special music will be rendered by
the choir, singing Praise tho Lord,
and by a trio composed OF Misscs
Chamberlin and Farnsworth and Mr.
Frank Guthrie
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-20

Richard was playing with toy ma
chine His mother heard an unusual
.commoiion md hurried to the room.
On entering she found poor Pete, his
doll, with broken head, In reply to
her questions MS to what had happened
to Pete, Richard only shook his head
and mumbled each time: "RIchic, run.
neck"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-20

To fosten unframed pictures on the
wnl so that the wind cannot tear
them loose. take narrow ribbon and
brass tncks and, beginning Mt one cor.
ner, fasten the picture, then stretch
the ribbon to The next corner of the
picture then another tack, and so on
clear around the picture Use ribbon
to harmonizc with the color in your
picture rnd the effect will be pretty.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-20

Continued on Pase 3D.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-20
Nnovs mot interesting.

In one educational museum OF Ja''
pan IS great frame of the most beau
tlful knots. tied in silken and golden
thread. This had formed part OF
Japan's exhibit at q certain WORRIES
fair. For six months this wonderful
collection had hung upon the wall, anu
only two visitors had noticed and In
Qured about 1t. I@
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-20
SEES HER OWN FUR
WALKING DOWN STREET

Miss Eva Chalin, an employe Of
the Wonder store, this afternoon is u
happy young lady Two weeks ago
a valuable set of furs owned by her
were lifted from the store. This
noon Miss Chaain saw the furs, recog.
nt2ed them as her own and made the
lady who pilfered them return them
to her.
The woman gave a licticious name.
but is known to live on the west side.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-20
Mamma Not AsIeep,

The maid was dressing four-year-od
Bobby. His mother was resting IN an
adjoining room When she overheard
her small boy say n naughty word, she
called in severe tones. Bobby. what
do you say?" Quick as flash he re-
piled, "You nre supposed to be sleep.
ing, mamma"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-20
THE WEAThER.

Warmer tonight. Sun
day partly cloudy and
colder.