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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-15

PIANO FOR SALE-Player. new, will
sell at big reduction to save storage.
Write Cable Piano Co., Aurora, Ill.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-15
For Commissioner

James White announces himself az
u candidate for Highway Commission.
err subject to the decision OF the DEM
ocratic town primaries
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-15
Miscellaneous

DIR. f. A. KELLY, 1925 Columbus St.,
Ottawa, Ill. Silver Filling 75c to ST..
Gold crowns IS to IS. Porcelain
crowns S.. Plates IS to $40. All work
guaranteed frst-class. TEL 225-Y.
Office hours a. nj. to 1880 D. m.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-15

FOR SALE-16O acres land, the Pat
rick keenan, estate, miles west of
Streator Inquire John ]. Foster, Agt.,
sos So. Ottawa St.. Joliet, III.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-15
Not SAFE.

Shall lend him SCOOP"
Il don't believe would. He's one Of
those chaps that never lets anything
worry him. "--Detroit Free Press.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-15

WANTED-Young men to learn mold
ing trade. Start them at piece
work rates with guarantee of mini.
mum of $500 per day. Capable men
should be able to earn $3.50 to $500
per day within six months, and have
trade always offering steady employ.
ment. Address Mo. Malleable Iron Co.,
East st. Louis, Ill.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-15

1t Is easier for the generous to for
give than for offense to ask it.-Thom.
son.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-15

God be praised that am overtaken
with misfortune and not with sim.
Saadi.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-15
Classified AdverfSin0

MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE
Prepare for lighter work, better pay,
more Jobs. Few weeks completes.
Day or evening. Nearly three years
saved. See how. Catalogue mailed
free. MOLLER BARBER COLLEGE.
l05 s Fifth Ave, Chicago.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-15
MOSQUITO Nettinn.

Mosquito netting is an ancient Greek
II not Egyptian invention. even II 1t
does seem d Yankee idea.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-15

FOR RFNT-Five room apartment
furnished or unfinished; all mod
ern, west side, and on street car line.
Inquire at this Office.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-15
For Sale

FOR SALE-One safe, best make.
Cheap II taken at once. II
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-15
NOTICE OF ADOPTION.

Glenn G. CoIwell, Attorneys.
To John Young:
Take notice that on the End day Of
February, A. d. 1917, petition was
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-15
CHICAGO, 0TTAWA& PEORIA
RAILWAY
NO. sgtzzu
effective Oct. i, 1850
EAST9OUND.

EAST9OUND.
Eastbound cars leave Ottawa sta
ton for Marseilles, Seneca, Morris,
Minooka. Rockdale and Joliet.
In Il. m.--5.50, 81! 1850, $50.
1850.
In p, nj 80, $3.50, $3.50, 1850.
$50, ESQ, 900, 1l:00.
Cars arrive from the west at S:45
a. m, 7:i5 p. m, 945 .. NJ, 1888
p. M, 1900 a. m.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-15
Announcements.
For Commissi oner.

For Comriss oner.
Thomas Morgan desires 10 an
nounce himself as a candidate for
Highway Commissioner for the town
of Ottawa subject to tn eeision OF
the Democratic town p: 1.aries.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-15
WEsTBoUND.

Westbound cars leave Ottawa sta
ton for ChautauQua Park, Starved
Rock, Utica, La Sale, Peru, Spring
Valley, LAID, DePue, Bureau and
Princeton.
In a. m, x5;1o, $3.50, x6:5O, oS:3c
o9:50, o1l:50.
In p. m.-ol:5o, x2:5O, o3:5o, .x4:5O.
o5:50, o7:50, $50, @1l:35.
Cars arrive from the east at 10. so
a. m, $3.50 p. m., 12:42 a. m.
sOUTHHoUND.
Southbound cars leave Ottawa sta.
ton for Mckinley Park, Grand Ridge
and Streator.
In a. m.-5:5O, $3.50, 1850, $50,
1850.
In p. Milo, $3.50, $50, 500
11:00.
dDaily except Sunday.
"Marseilles, Seneca, Morris and In
termediate points only.
xLadd and intermediate points only
oprinceton and intermediate points
only.
Ola Sale and intermediate points
only.
ALWAYS BUY TICKETS AND
SAVE MONEY.
QUICK DELIVERY or FREIGHT
AT Low RATES.
WELLS FARGO EXPRESS.
PHONE AGENTS FOR r,JlL IN
FORMATION.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-15
L. w. BREW Err,

Attorney and counsellor at law and
solicitor in chancery. VIII practice
law in the several courts and Ia
the federal courts. Special atten.
ton given torall real estate cases
of La Sale and adjoining counties.
including drainage questions.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-15
Professional Cards
M. N. ARMSTRONG,

Attorney at law. 2l0-2li Moloney
Bldg, Ottawa. Illinois. Telephones;
Office. BOW. Residence, 3i2-Y.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-15

WANTED-Stenographer. Apply to
T. J. Nertney, Room 2, Nertney
Building.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-15

WANTED-Old false teeth. Don't
matter if broken. pay 81 to IS per
set. Mail to l.. Mazer, 20007 s. Fifth
St., Philadelphia, Pa. Will send cash
by return mail.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-15

Signed: A. RICHARDS,
Sec'y Illinois Park Commission.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-07

ipdt Bel soot entnttet gu baben. 2enn, tie es NIT iinera fonirlfiben
Qntriottsurus befelt mar ais 46robont 2incoIn Die fpnffenfabge Sugeno
8ur @eHung Der Union nfref barber qht Die nofite9noe 3nl]rHt
Die Der befdnnte 8rofeIor Sobn %. 8urgeB on Die n9eu gouer StantS'
8eitung" rtdht, iHr tnterefonten auHtlub:
rauf 6an aongreB fir fonfruft0en 4nrioisnns bat SER GlAr
9oot am %. Sanaar Ds frehpfligen-Snfem einen 6eblidlag genannt
nno aonfription inter benz id0nen Gomen sllniperiaf GerDtee~ bernngt
g8 lift cine &otiods. 0aB 6ns 5reptQigen5g I'M Sale oes Germ
9oot beringt bat CT mar 16 Sabre alt als Bun 94n 0ieier Station
8eigte, 6aB fe pirtld in efnen areg fh befano. ebe Der arIeg 5r
gnoe aing. nuroe er 90 Sabre alt = 0a8 3urdidnttsalter Der Union.
iol6ncn mar meniger ais natn8e6n. @dbreno in Cob Sarbor uo
gettysburg Die D1nner ne bic Gle8en bnfnrben tnO Die Union ieoen
Damn notg bottle bot eIi9l Boot iA neoer frelniaig getelt nod nleloee
CT fb gum Gent uuter ben 8efimnungen os aonfriplons. 8eieBes, Das
er ist beflrportet. CT fh1oerta omn8 an Saniltou College. gs lit
leiht fr enen Q2ann bon 70 Sobren0, Der Sugeno mieres 2anoes gu
iageL fe ioae id beret maiden, getoRt 81 tDeroen, fpe3eI penn En- om
Drummer Der gtmen gierg tronf, Da6rno Die 8raOfen Der 8raben auf
bent 8iaoe os 8ubmeS oubui6rtten."
9dn brauht nohrHb nht ie6er junge anerttaner, Der oamol8 niht
81 ben 6abnen ee, ionoern Is nor8og gu 8nuie 81 bleiben bespe8en elm
geiglug geneen 81 fem. 9ieaeht nareu bic @runoe, iUethe Boot OBJ
bnIten,i ms 1lo at 5ieben, brrhau5 enDan0sfrenr gnhr. Sahode ober
1T ieoenfaas, 0aB er oamoS fir ben fonfrufhOen Patrpismls nod nibt
10 idDdrnte mie leute llno 3ntiade 1T ferner, baB Elm gSann. Der IN
Der Sturu- un0 Grmgperiobe Der Republif niht 3u 6enen ge60rte, Die
ibr 2e6en fir Die grbaltung ser Union in Die gdan8e fhugct f6 bepte
IN alien 6rogen, nelhe ben Srieg, &itdt ge8et OoS 8aterano, np. be.
heffen, elmer ehpas b~eiAi0eneren 3urudboIhng b~efeiBigen iolte Goot,
Der fenen Singer rlbue Inn ien egenes @oterlano 81 itasen, tit fderih
Der Ieth, Der Elm Reht bate Der nnertfaniihen Sageno 6u5unrutet
.0aB fe fd| fir elm frem0es Sau0 totfhieBen laf2n ioa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-07
Sic6enbargen.

Sd DeiB Elm Golf in llugnrrs 9titte
Son belttihem aern mn oetti9er
grt,
9as immeroar Die alte Site
SIN fremoen 2anoe tpobl gepaDrt.
Self an oas 0eutide @er3 gepo6ien
Sinh uts bic 8riioer bIutberpauot
@tr griiBen Did. DIT Stamm Der
GnhIen
Sm 0eutidelt oiebenbilrgerlanol
Sod ragen oainer Serge @ipfel,
geitiralt bon iie6en gltrgen fiibn,
Stol3 rauifen beiner @ifen @ipfel,
ttllo auf oen 6dugen &eben glib nj
Sod iUaIten 9tannerfleiB unO Sreue
SIM 9olfe inrltg @ano in SanO,
uu0 i9r 8enB lit 6eine 8eibe,
Mein oeutidles Siebenbargerldnbl
SIN 9etterihirm bait OH gerlrngp1t
llro Oeiue &raft bot ii6 beD1brtl
On bait 0as 5iegespunier gei6mull.
gen
SIN Sample mn Ben oeutiden Ser0l
llno penn gtei9 tauieu6 Speere
Itarren-
SIN GdIadtenfeuer bdlit DIT Itnn0!
auf 6einem Redt pirit on 6e9arreu,
9lein @olt iu 5iebenbiirgerIon0l
aein Sod Der eroe ioa oir rmuben
Die 6offnung ouf elm beifreS 2osl
limb feiH Tpronu nillint Dir pen
@ldtben
Nm 9Ilgermanien5 @titteridobl
Solang Die @elcn meertu6rts iddll.
men
am feIsumidtung'nen 9onauitranb,
8ir0 malt bon 0eutiden Snger
fraumen
SIN idonen SiabenbiirgerIanOl
Gu bGnoit an oeiner Batter 8eiit
lln0 iolgit Der lidten @abn Oes
Gu9msl
Mand' be6re3 2ieo ertlngt gun
Breile
1es altel Observation-Disclosures
Ger 3ufunft 0ioraenrote erl0ie
Sid aus 0es ssriegsitiirnl5 barter
@dH0l
Stch' feit ais @oamerf oeutidei
@roBe,
@iein oeutides Siebenburgerlanol
Seinrih @utberlet.
e. 5ruBinnforen."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-07

aerbredlide @nre itnO GIiiiiigfetten
uno ben InSeigemitteln Der 6arn1er,
alien fei gritnoli9e Qnfmerfiomfeit
%sugepen6et mor0en. 9iSber baben
80 Der groBeren 9oitanitaIten cine
beion0ere Sampngne utternortmell,
UNI Die 8orteile bes bon Der 6arm
auf ben Gid. 9e5uges Dem groBen
8ublifum nertraut al MAIDEN. sic
boben II. a. 2iiten bon Hro0u5enten
beroffentliht uitD fret bertetlt, Die
lpiinidten, Sormer3eigniIie brett an
oen G~oniumentet 81 berienoetl, nn0
in bielen 8oitouitaltan iin0 ailbt
roume eingeri6tet nur0en, nm iiber
liegenoe 8aren friid SIT erAaltea.
Ole Semperattr ipielt cine belon'
oarS piftige Holle bel Der 3ufrle'
0%enItellllng oes adufers, oa einige
Der 8~arnpro0ufte. nie 8urte 6riiA'
tie, Butter uim. leidyt inter Der Som-
merbiee leioen. Qur9 ginfiibrung
Der %beItGn6ig biliger meroenoen
Gbermobebdlter. oeren SnbaIt, mad
Bunidl "a Stlttt0n lang faIt o0er
tuarm gebalten meroen tonlb bolt
Die @oitberlpalttng ie0od OieieH
llebeIjtano au beieitigeu, auh Die
@erlen0ung bon giern litt fritber
inter aemiiien gaadteilen, nadoem
ie6o6 eeeignete gebdlter fir ibre
gef6roeruug obne 8eidGoiguna ge-
fpnoen puroetb nobmen eier baIo
ben eriten 4Iob inter oen 0urd Die
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-07
Scr S6riit
aMf Sen Gii6'!

Ser @enernlpoItmeifter q. @.
8rrleIon beit6ftigt fid In eirem
l6ngeren IN Ntlinlen8 Msago8ine Der.
ofFentlidten @ufTus NIT Der bereits
biel erorterten Srage, oh ur0 mie
Die &~afetpoIt Dem 0ireften &ertebr
slpil6en gr5euger uno @erbrouher
6ienlt6 eemodt neroen fam. @s
erideint beritGnoIidb boB Der 2eiter
6es &oItneiens Ii9 III b6hit optimis
ItiItem Sinne GuBert, linb periidert,
baB es nur cine 6roge Der Set fei,
bis elm GROCER Cell Der StuOtbeuub-
uer Die bailptI66Iititeu gsobriugs-
mittel brett BON Der 6arm fir H.
rem Speiietii9 be3teben Deroen.
Ginleiterto bemerft @err 8urleion,
ooB Die felt 8eginn Der 8oitpatetbe
f6r0eruug %geiammelten @%rfobrungerr
Die Giufibrultg BON &erbeiieruugen
erm0glidt babeh bic Ben grfoIg Des
SpItems mad matmigfa9er Hidtung
iiderIteqen. @8 ieien griInolide
Stltoien gemadt uuo @rperimente
borgeromnen poroen, Inn entipre.
feuo oen oerihieOelen S%abres5eiten,
8itterungsberbGItniiiell, Gntfernrit
gen upp., Die 9lbIieferung beroerb-
Iiher 6armprooufte In glttem 3u.
Itaio an erm6gIiden. 8erpaduigs,
metbooen eeeisnete @e3GIter fir
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-07
1Denia 6liia NIT Sen 1~lcutralcn!

Mg iest hat @rGfoent ggIion NIT .Idnem Grfuhen an Die gteutroen
fh 9etnqm goraehen qeeen 9eutihIano %an5uidIieBen, menig Slid qepabt
ser 9eleerGpb ndB spar bel Sfunas tdar ole antneRrme o3 @ellas
III ben perIhieoenen 2Gnoern 81 meDeL man fam oer oerhid9 5pl9eu
ben 2dIen Iden, boB fd ote geutralen Die %geta5rit1e. Sa1e apeunal
I~berIegen peroen, beoor fe einen berbdngntsbolen Sdrrtt nm Se
ureHtm fno Direft aeqen Sn. &iions @eah. Nnr 8rufIien ioa fh
Sem Gefnb mihieBen moaGt uno 0ehen @influB lit obne ale 8eoettAng
suruoI Ste lbrigen characterization Staoten, beioaoers areentinten cine
SctS6srgtnSThs SoTttnd eiuuehmen. Gin IioamerIfaniiher diplomat
in Mafhtnaton bt fb fogar iebr enhitet iber Srn. Btlons ertuhen
nrsaefOrOGen umO es brett fir cine fetnohItge $nltuug gegen cine
Frgun6Hhe apoht orsaelegt. ga9 aniht 0tGes aenuers oes inernott
pnnhn gedts, OeTeu Nnmen inns befannt, Der ober nt9t oerottentltbt
ner0en bari, bate 6de SonoIung gu irgeno elmer onoeren 3t ete
QriaaserfLarlna nQh fh ae3oger. Ga 9entfhIano aber uner allen
llmdfdnDea eiren arRg nit ben Ser. Stnaten bernetoen pul, nro e Gun
SAG neueFe gorqeben bs 4raioenten unbenhtet nfen.
Me Bic 9fnae Iegen, 70 bGlt Der grnt Der Sage an. 8ir ften
nF etnem GuIberfaB, os in Dem gugenbid e%rplooteren fam IN ipelbem
en oe1tides Smadboot etnen amerifmer Obne borbrtge a5arntng
nerfeufL.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-07

the purpose OF influencing the press
OF that country. $3.50.
THE Belgian Doodle campaign in
this country is only beneitting those
who are in the pay Of the Belgian
propagandists,"
DIR. Cabot, we think you came too
late. No longer is it possible to gain
sympathy for the Allies under the
flimsy pretext that the Germans arc
enslaving the Belgians. We know
that the Belgians expatriated by the
Germans were a lot of loaiers who
were PERFECTLY content with liv-
ing on aims but were unwil-
ling to work for It. To save them
from the physical and mental dis
eases that always 60 with idleness
the Germans gave them their choice
between working for their living or
being deported to Germany where
work and wages were TO be had for
them. We further know that Eng
land prevented raw material from
| coming to Belgium and thus was
instrumental in closing Belgian fact
cries and forcing the men TO idle
ness. We also know that thousands
Of decent and honorable Belgians
went voluntarily to Germany TO work
there for high wages and were thus
enabled to support their families in
a manly way. 1t is not for those that
DR.. Cabot raises his cry for help but
for the loafers and beggars, who re-
fuse to work.
DR.. Cabots energy is entirely mis-
directed, or should il be possible
that he has not heard of the thous-
ands of German, Austrian and Hun
garian women and children who
were kidnapped by the Russians and
driven like cattle into the icy desert
of Siberia where they suffer unspeak-
ably under the treatment OF the
beastly Kossk and the pitiless eold2
No, he probably has not, tor they
were only German women, III which
the British Government and its
agents, the pro-British papers in the
U. 81 take no interest.
Not single Belgian has starved
to death, they have more and
not less TO eat than the 70,0OO,OOO
Germans who live on bread and
! ROAaLk&8 III blGNA ~ p&ft III AAA
civilization Of Western Europe from
the ravages and barbarities OF the
Asiatic culture" Of the semi-wild
Russians and the ~money-mad supre-
macy Of Great-Britain.
DR.. Cabot evidently has not heard
OF the millions Of German, Austrian
and Hungarian children and babies
who suffer under the lack OF milk
and other nourishing food for their
little bodies. He does rot ARE for
them, for they are only German
Austrian and Hungarian babies ths
tender victims Of British brutality
unheard Of in the history Of the
world.
No, DR.. Cabot, Cleveland will no
fall for your humanity which !
false because il is not universal
Your humanity Il partial You arr
either a victim Of sly British pro
paezndiSts az sou intend to yictimlz'
, ! osh@sa
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-07
CauctbcOt ms thine.

Sic enaIiIde gomirolitdt bdf be-
fonntIid Dor einigen Eagen oelt
oroBten Sell Der 0or0iee flr @es
fabrsone erflGrt, ons beibt Elm Wes
biet, ons neitroIe S@iffe niir niif
ibr eigenes Rilifo befabren foftilelt.
SIS lit olIo Ole gtbiiAt ertglnHoss
bort 5eeminn au iaen, Delde ole
Noroiee Der n%eutralen SaiftnDrt 10
aut ME beri6lieBen. 0ie yseiu
gorter oGbcniug 9toil-, iuelde ole.
fen glft iebr ridtig als eirlen olret'
reften @crItob gegen bic bon @rg'
LAMB rmter3ei6nete Saager aoripeIls
ton be8eidnet, erinnert IN Dem 3ii'
lammea9ange oaran, Dob Die ltniiot.
nnbiifen SANDER i'm @inter 1914,
mo ENGLAND bereits Die gtoroiee NIT
Minen 31 ipiden begann, ertergiib
Oogegen proteltierten ober nidlt inl.
Itanoe marcrL bic 8lnoe8regiernng
fir elm ecmciniautes &orgeben Sn
getpirmen.
g0ie g%egentpdrtise Sunbluf8smei.
Ie @nglan68 lit aIio nidtS 9eues,
fGbrt 0as @lott 6Qnn fort. Sic bill
BET einfud cine grpeiterltug elmer
6orm bon @~eiebloitgteit, Die mir
rms Iarge baben geiallen lailen. SH
internationalen pie in ei1tbeimiiAen
glngclegenbeiten ultO in Dterieo lernt
Die Administration Die 2eftion, baB
man geietmi0rigen Sonblungett Gin
bolt qebicten mltB, peln iie geifle-
ben uno nidt ipGter. Wan betradIte
Die 8araIele 3Iuiiden ben engIiihett
@}inen, peIde ben 3ugaitg su Den
SGfen Qelti6lmos, SoanuOs uuo
Der ifauoinapiiden 2dnoer beridlte.
ben ailf Ser einen Seite nno ben
oeutiden &audbooten, melde ben
3ugang 81 ben eagliiden &afen Oers
iperreu, alf Der an0eren Seite. 8eia
De iino ilngeieblide uno uritattb1fte
St0rungen 0e8 n%eutraIen SnnOels.
Die Salt6boote baben ben 8orteil,
6oB iie ourd meniAlide @ebirne res
giert neroen, Die 5pildeu 6radt-
ififfen lttto Baiiogieronmpfern iotuie
3rDiihgn nelitralen uno feinolidel
Sdiffen unterideiban t6rnen. Cine
0iiue 6agegen lit Elm bliuber Ser.
ltorer bon alien. mas ibr naha
fomult, neutral ooer feiu6IiA mo
o6ne 8iidiidt nuf Den G9nrafter Der
2aOung un0 Der 4aiiagierliite."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-07
bcrTdidtcu ~aubrmasmitteIn

goit berididteu RubrutesmitteIm
elm
.geidt imrner," erfl1rt Der @e.
neralpoItmeilter, nbeOettet Der Gin.
tauf brett heim 6armer cine nert.
nenslperte @ripornis; Elm 8ergIeid
Der bon ibm geIiefertan 8are init
folder, Die gum glaihen 8reiie bonn
Grocer" nngeboten miro, miro ie.
ood fait itets Die ~eritere al Stride
uno lonltiger aualitat aler nroeren
iiberIegen eriueiien." gtadoem Der
8erfaIier oann Dem 5armer.8 ertai.
Ter cine 8orleiung iiber oos altR
Spridmort aGue redlt un6 ihcut
nielnonb" eebalten, ibm GbrIiAtelt
in @epiht uno Mab, Sieferung nur
friIher unO in beltem 8uitnno be-
finoIiher Gro1utte e~mpfobletL uno
ibm mertbole Sinmeiie be5iigIid ct.
merbung zines &1lnoentreies eege.
ben, uenoet CT ii6 Dem adufer, rid.
tiger nobI Der a1uferit 81, un0 Der.
meiit anf elm &lnoldreiber, bas elm
4oitmeiiter Sur @erteiIung gebra1t
BOT. 9orin beibt e5 II. a.:
8enn OH einen 5armer gefun.
ben bait, Der Dir ais 2ieferant be-
f~rieoigenO erideint, idife ibut Elm.
fah Geinen Wlarfttorb NIT Der go.
tetpoIt su. 8enn gu ibnt cine Cite
regeIm1Big 8u i~elOen0er 6armer.
3eugniiie eegeben bait, miro er 0ei.
men aorb fiiaen mo i'm Dir
prompt nit Der 8oIt 6urIfienOen
f0nrell. Qas SenOen oes aor6es
madJt Dir fa1tm mebr 0tiibe ODER
Soften, ale oh On bent .@rocer" te,
lepbonierit ooer Gid gu SUB OOer
nit Der S%troBenbabn 81 ibm nuf
ben g8eg madIt. Gin ltarfer @torft.
torb, ben On irgelo einern &oItbu.
reaii iibergeben tnnnIt, itn6 Den Die.
les Cir gefiilIt ms Saus 8uriidlies
fert, fam obne Sdnoen cine &etie
bon buroert ul6 mebr gleilet aus.
balten.
@erFange eine 2ise bertrnuens-
mitroiger 6armer non Der 8oitbeb0r.
De. 8ieqeiht 8iebit Gu Dor, oil orei
ODER bier 5nrr1er 3u idretbeu, I'M
alt83ufiuoen, nelder bon linen Sid
am beItcn beoieut. 8ergeiie ia niht,
Dem 6ormer mit5uteiler, iDiebiel Gu
in Der Staot fir Die getpitniften Sc.
bensmittel 3n9lIt, ga eini8e 5or1ner
bodIt ~ionberbare auiihten bctrefiS
Der 9reiie hobcr, Die 6toOt6epo5ner
3ablen moften, INN friide 8are BON
Der Garm 3u erbaIten.
SER 8urleIon Derithert, 0ab Der
gatetpoltberfebr 3piifen 6armern
uno Sta0tbelpobuern Ieit Dem leBten
Sabre ungebelter 8ugeilommen bat.
uni bic bei0en Seiten oaotrd er.
m0hIenoen gorteile elm tueiteres
@ad)8tum oieie5 8erfebr5 in aus.
iidt itelleu. aQbipobl cine gerbilli.
gltag Der 2ebelsmitte[ oa0urG nidt
INNER er3ieIt miro" idIieBt er, III
dert er Dem 8er5ebrer geiunObeits
8ntraglid)ere 91abutug, ur0 beiier 5u
eiien be0elttet beiier uIlo ldugcr 3t
lebeu."
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WHO PAYS DR.. CABOT?

For the next few weeks Cleveland
Is to be the center OF a pro-Ally
campaign initiated and managed by a
gentleman who calls himself DR.. Ri
shard G. Cabot Of Boston. This
campaign is 10 be conducted under
die hypocritical slogan Of: "Help
poor little Belgium"
Il am here in the interest OF the
Enslayed Belgians. / have given up
my practice because [ could not
stand the Belgian oppression any
!onger." According to the Plain
Dealer" these are the words with
which DR.. Cabot introduced himself
to Cleveland.
Before going into the details OF
this strange message We wish TO ask
DR.. Richard Clarke Cabot one
question, and this is.
who is paying you for this work
n the interest OF England"
DR.. Cabot may be a very nice
gentleman, bat we refuse TO believe
that the self-inflicted misfortune Of
poor little Belgium" alone could
persuade him TO give up his busi-
ness and travel through the country
in order to stir up hatred against
Germany. We are inclined to believe
that DR.. Cabots mission is connected
with the widespread pro-British pro-
poganda that made itself felt a few
weeks ago and the purpose Of which
is to involve this country into war
with Germany. DIR. Cabot evidently
believes that Cleveland is a city OIL
dear old ladies and little children
who would readily be moved TO tears
by his 'sob-stories" about poor littis
Belgium. DIR. Cabot is sadly mis-.
taken, for Cleveland is wide awake
which does not mean that there ar,
not a number Of fools let who vii
fail for the little tricks OF the Boston
doctor, who expressly says: u come
Of my own impetus. and am no.
paid or sent by anybody"
Your name GEMS TO tell u.s. DR.
Cabot, that you understand thu
French language and most probably
you know the Title saying: "Qu
s'excuse, s'accuse." Nobody has &C
used you up to now for taking
nolCJ AOi yDNA VII
then do you think il necessary t
excuse yourself?
As you probably will not feel in
clined TO answer this question W.
call your attention TO a bit OF in
formation we received from Wash
mgton and which We printed in yes
terdays issue. II says:
The hysterieal outcry yer III
Belgian situation III over the eountr.
is reliably said to be traceable TO
large corruption fund which ha
found its way into the most unex
pected places.
Some four months age the censo
iHdiscreetly allowed the Paris cabl
to report that the French Govern
ment lad succeeded in getting tn
Legislature TO allow 5o,o00,Ooo franc
for propaganda purposes. 1t is prett
reliably known that = part OF tn
fund &as used TO buy the influenc
Of a number Of papers in neutri
countries. It Is also known that Lor
Nnrffbffaas vseit - Snesn wsa ~
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n1ilee itbnersenSe Sakc

fnblen erfrii6t nod auftragitne BON
Sloon's Eminent, ret6t uidt, es
oringt Elm unb linbert.
gteinlider oIs ifmterige @flniter
ODER SoIbeA befledt bic Can't nidt.
$aItet cine 5loide borrdtig fir
Rbeumatismls, 0eliraIgie, @i@t.
Serenldnb 8eritoudungen. 8errer.
tIAgen, 8abHf0mfr1eti, EuetiGungeH uua
phtsfeiEnbm9et.
set nueIl GrassiiieH, 2be, zoe nHe 500.
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Gcntide @riin0lihfcit ~rerbirgt
Siren 4uaen Die bette erboltms
fnr Die 3ufnnit meiin Sie Gr. Mel
lano iueseu oerIelben beIudea.
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BEIRUT ead bel ginfduien au.
Die sGribiiHes.
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Gs be5dbIt fla, IN ben naIaI.
f~fiSierten an8eigen" Der Gribune au
lilloneierer.