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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-04
ICITY AND VICINITY ITEMS

Miss Florence Stewart, student AT
the Ryburn training school for nurses,
submitted To nm operation for append
citls Yesterday morning. She is re
ported as getting along very nicely.
William Dunn returned to his home
in Aurora. after a brief visit with OF
tawa friends.
William Shuler went to Aurora yes
terlay. where he will take an eNamina'
ton to enter the railway service al
the. c.. b. 4 q.
Miss Margaret Idle. of Sheridan. has
returned to her home, after br.el
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Cecil Kuhn.
Rov Jennett, of Streator, was an VI
tawa visitor Yesterday afternoon.
Rev A. J. Steelman and vile anu
Miss. Smith, of Seattle, Washington
are visiting here. Mr.. Steeiman Was
former pastor of the Ottawa baptls'
church.
Miss Margaret Macbeth returned u
her home in this city after sever
a, day visit with relatives i'll Soutl
Wilmington, Ill.
Frank Werling of Peru was an ~
lava visitor yesterday afternoon
Mise Amelia and Helen Beuler r.
turned to their home in Peru aitcf
short visit with Ottawa fliends,
Miss sadie Kenny is visiting vii
friends in DeKalb.
Clarence Biefotd, who was MUIR
in IN automobile accident Sunda
evening md confined to st. Mary
Hospital has been removed to II
home.
Supervisor NJ. A. Bronson
stleator transacted business in q
taws to-day.
| Joseph Casey, former Ottawa rel
dent, and one Of the state organize
fer the Loyal Order of Moose will
tend the state convention at necatl
He will cndcayor to influence the
ficers to meet in Ottawa next yef
: Mart Elanlcy transacted business
la Sale yesterday.
: CLYDE Kilpore transacted busne
IN Sneator this afternoon
Mrs. ]. D. Walsh. Mrs. W. j. CT;
!. -, Mrs. j. D. Skelly, and dausht
Maymc, and Mrs. J. Leahy, Mrs.
:. A. hecley, and Mrs w. II. Mar
were among the La Sale women "
!. attended the card party at the Cliff
Hotel Wednesday afternoon, for
!. benefit of the Sisters OF Mercy.
n AL Clapsadd.e Of Leland was
i. Ottawa visitor this afternoon.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-04
No,,os of Dissolution Of Partnership

Notice is hereby given that tine
partnership lately existing pe'".e ~,
t,o UNDERSIGNED in business al VI.
tawa Illinois, under The lirm name OF
Armstrong Il Frazier, was on May
srd. 1917, dissolved by mutual cen
sent and that the business IN inc iu
ture will be carried on by Elmer y
Armstrong alone. who viii pay ano
discharge all debts and Liabilities o
tho finn and receive all moneys pay
able to the firm.
ELMER T.. ARMSTRONG;.
FRANK L. FRAZIER.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-04
An Insect Gunner.

Many insects have some means OF
defense from their natilrh enemies
none of which is more curious man
that of n small beetle which, when
closely pursued, discharges pun o'
poisonou1 yapor with distinct detona'
tion Undoubtedly in many instances
this aids the diminutive gunner in ms
escape. mainly, In all probability by
starting his pursuer ana causing NM
to abandon the chase. From this 10
c,,,iar requirement this little fellow i
known rs the hombardiur beetle.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-04
Stockholders Annual Meeting.

Take notice that the annual meeting
Of the stockholders of the Marsellles
and and Water Power Company 10
o,ect directors for the ensuing year,
md transact such other business az
may come before the meeting, VIII
no held at the Office of the Company
at Marseilles. Illinois, on the secolo
Tuesday in May, being May s, l9l7' al
2 y. IN.
Dated April u, 1917.
TAYLOR STRAWN, Secretary
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-04

"The course of true love never does
run smooth"
"Well, It's good thing. When n
Young man finds things running too
smoothly he is apt to get bored and
wander away Kansas City Journal.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-04

81 thought you said George had mar
ricd n good manager
"Ile did
II called on her Yesterday, ana 'i'
ho,,sc was in terrible disorder. 1T loon
OIL rs If everything had been left Il
TAKE care Of itself.
"But you should see her mahaeih'
George. Chicago Herald.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-04
DELEGATES ARRIVE
FOR BIG CHRISTIAN
.ENDEAvOR MEETING
.res,oN WILL OPEN TONIGHT AT
CONGREGATION CHURCH
OVER TWO HUNDRED DELE
GATES IN ATTENDANCE.

Delegates to the Christian Endelvor
meeting to be held in this city. start
ing this evening and lasting until
Sunday evening began arriving in OF
tawa today. Over go representatives
for the various Christian Endeavor So
cieties. in fourteen counties are ex-
pected.
The session gill open this evening
at the Congregational church. with
Oscar ]. Sommer, president of the Pc
oria District Union presiding.
The following is the program for
this evening;
Friday Evening.
Deyotionals Rev. Isaac Divan
1850 Address Of Welcome j.
f. Vonckx.
500 Response Miss katherine kcr-
meen, President of Northwestern Dis
trict.
Response Mr.. Oscar j. Sommer
President OF Peoria District
S:l5 Address Christ in South
America Mr. James +, Garwin.
Special Music Convention Chorus
Address Mr. Il. Z. Gates, Fielt
Secretary
a Appointment of Committees.
Social Hour.
Saturday Morning.
Miss Katherine Kermeen, Presldcn
Northwestern District, Presiding
$50 Quiet lIour-Rev J. X. STEAD
Counsellor for Northwestern Distric
9.15 Address Mr.. f. p Gates
9.45 Junior Conference Mrs. Wn
Y. Martin, State Junior Superintent
ent.
GAS intermediate Conference NJ
Frank lowe, intermediate Specials
9.45 Young Peoples Problems NJ
II. p. Gates, The One Who knows
lO.15 Address Mission Work
South America Mr. James +. Garwl
1900 Business and County Nee
ings
Saturday Afternoon.
1880 Start to Starved Rock.
2:30 Open Air Sing on the koc
Address Rev J. r. Stead.
Tour OF the Park Mr.. Hull Olllcl
Guide.
$50 Picnic Supper All De'egat
to the guests of the Ottawa You
People
Saturday Evening"
Rev. A. r. Stephens, Counsellor if'
Peoria District Presiding. 49,
7:3O Song Service-M Mr.. Claren
Hoff, Directing
Devotional Rev, A. I stephens
Awards and Recognitions MI.
p. Gates, Field Secretary
5000 Address Mr., Frank Lowe
National Field Secretary Y J. y. Z.
the Disciples of Christ
Special Music Convention Chor
Address -"The Endeavor Invest
His Life Rev. Carl Stackmah'
mer President of Massachusetts =.
Union.
Benediction
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-04
lbsT EVENING OF NAV FESTIVAL
OF a.sTERs OF MERCY.

Tbe May Festival of Sisters Of
Hcrcvat the knights of Columbus hall
Min close this evening and everything
win be sold out Dancing from 9 10 IL,
#ith music by Stokes orchestra. Tick
cts Tor dancing. 80 cents.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-04

Adirondacks.

"Adirondacks is an Indian WORT
meaning wood eaters" and was
term applied in derision to a defeated
Indian tribe driven to the mountains
by the Iruuuois and forced to live there
on bark and berries.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-04

cleen H. the Sisters of Mercy al
knights of Columbus hall. This is the
Inst evening. Dancing from , to IL
Music by Stokes orchestra,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-04

.pHee artillery dHela over all portions
of the from Where the IN antry wa,
not engaged.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-04
CHICAGO MARKETS

chicago market report furnished TO
tho Free Trader Journal by W. H.
rtnvre member Chicago Board VI
Trade, Moloney Building Phohe ~ L.
Correspondent Iamson Bros, 4 Co..
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-04
ST. Francis D. and A. G.

Card party and dance at Sehaicr =
Hall, Thursday, May 10, l9li Heht-
flchs orchestra.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-04
Society Notes

The Daughters Of the American 1
Revolution held their annual business
meeting and election of officers at
Library Hall yesterday afternoon.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
Regent Mrs. Fred Sapp,
FIRST Vice Regent Mrs. L. T. John
! sen
Second Vice Regent Mrs. |. N
/ Baxter.
Recording Secretary Miss Anna
Hathaway
Corresponding Secretary Mrs. f.
A. Sherwood
Treasurer Mrs. Milton Pope,
Historian Mrs. Il. +. Lincoln
Registrar Mrs Charles Brenn
Board of Directors Mrs. |. l. Han
ma. Miss Hattie Green, Mrs d. NC
pougaIl. Mrs Charles, Slmms, MIS-
Jos Baker, Mrs G. *. Smith, MIS-
Francis Kilduit, Of La Sale.
&, i q
Miss Laura Hayes has complete
mastery OF the art OF pageahtfy' ehif
dren's games and dances thiS mas
t hoeu provea many times III Ottawa
. and La Sale, where most OF her leach
: ;,a boq boen done outside Of Chicago
= The amusement committee OF the i'od'
oluh have been more than pleased Wi'f
y her management Of their chiieroi'
81 >,rt;ee during the last three years
' she has been instructlng a Sooo SIZE
> c,,se of children in Ottawa ana l"'
calle during the season just tioao'
I" "a tho closing events were so pleas
- =. mo ia the few people present on eac'
~ occasion, that she has arranged le'
40 i,;p, exhibition of pagean'ry at III
!; .,a,, ,rmorv IN ottawa Friday eveh'n'
Nav II. 1917, at s O'Clock. lh's w
ho followed by an informal dance
MISS Hazel Hess gave ohe
RS .ta,;, luncheon last Saturday lof W.
mt Marion Tapen who is soon 10 i'a'
p.noo davidson of Marseillcs. inc
were sixteen guests. the 'ap'e " =,
oes ,rations were pink roses ana sun
,ho fayors were also pink me Q
If town guests were MISS ite.on
too non Of Dixon; Miss Grace BALDWIN
INV Harlem, Mont; Miss heie'' '''''0'
H. t,s Crurcs. n M.
T. j 4
The Bazaar given for the sisters
.lhs Mercy will be held this evening AZ
iies K Of G, hall. A dance wlll pe ~
10 win music furnished by STOKES
ear ,chestra. The week has been a '
az successful one in the campaign
VIII ..,,so a fund for the Sisters
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-04
E|lER SHOWS

w, A. Eiler's show at La Sale anu
LAFAYETTE streets, promises to be the
biggest show ever for 15c from TO ~
m. every night, starting MONDAY
MAY 9TH. all week under tent.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-04

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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-04

The Bazaar given for the Sisters Oh
Mercy will be held this evening AZ tho
x q, G, hall A dance viii De gwen
,,i,h mnsie furnished by Stokes Or
chestra The week has been a very
,nocessrul one in the campaign "
.a,so fund for the Sisters.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-04
Cheap Feed,

EXTRA 9PrC1hL--FLORIUA NhNE~ '''0'
eize for 2js. , ,..,a. ,ork.
yoANTrp-strona young man for delivery ana 'nS'0' "'"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-06
LES DETTE!

Hvis De like forstaar, hvorfop
Cass County vandt 1ste Pr2mie,
Blue Ribbon, og SGlvbeger, we'd
MINI. Stats Fair, da kom og se
.det Land, jeg tilbyder fra $3.50
per Acre og op. Til Dels opdyr-
kede Farme fra SIS per Acre og
op. Code Skoler, Veje og Naboer.
.Oversvpmmelser, Storme og Tprke
er ukendt. Store eller smaa Land
tracts. Paa Vilkaar, ON Gnskes.
Er De i%nteresseret i noget godt
til rigtig Pris, kom og Sc selv. -
Skriv efter nermere Oplysninger tib
OLE II larson,
Box los. Walker, MIMI
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Mebbclelie til Spsepleierifer.

Scr er ca. 10000 @pgepleierFer~
Ter bar funoct, at Ser er intet 2e~
tcp1lper, Der tan iammenlignes
lleo uGDfes Comfort Hom0er" till
Bprns Suolioelier og for Spgea,
@no : Srritationer, @ranoiaar,
5foloiaor, uBe6 5ores", og olles
onore 9lags 4mbeber / Su~
Den foripinoer, ligeiom Oct futoe
bore borttrpllet, efter bets 8rug~
Gan faces / De leoen6e Mpotefer
lprlig i v8inol-St tor "-25c, el-.:
Ter pr. Boit, foruobetalt. Mobtag
intet anoet i 9teoet. Gn itgrre.
Nrgpepaffe frit. Moresie: Ebe Conn
tort Bomoer Company, Bolton,
Mos1.
Etesm ; f-shT.s .MEa#-E.-F@ 81 E'r-ea ..-E5FE
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-06

Mio0cl til at bcDi1e en- Meon6s Sben=
titet. 9isle Mprfer LOS hi fotogra==
fere, % Ter er Be.
&on fremDiite ct ltort ;Jotogroft
al fem mprfe SHELTER pao bpib 8uno,
bper Blet gje1mcmfrpoiet al Suftn=
Ser al fi11e2injer.
uScg pnifeoe Mpr0erens Singer
'oftrpf % fit oen1 berDeb> at ieg til
Goe1S Mflpggelie. los baln gipe en-
i9rifilt 8ibel, operimurt mes Bofs-
Sg{aa bette MftrDf bleb f%otograferet,
% bc0 5ammenligning bite set fig,
lat bDer 2i11ie i Oen1 er ems. 9eN
belltge 8ng bor banret gione in1oh
Mor6eren.
Scr. 2ino ltonolebe; / set famine
loo ct 5mel6 pmtrent iom al et
Ngo0efneffer. Ser blep en- 8ebpael-
lie | 5ale11, og man Ipfteoe ct lip-
Int 2egeme op. Set bar, bpoo Ser
bar tilbage al Ben forgltoebe Somess
G.i1tcn. S 8aa,1ben bplot ban e1r
GepolDer, ct lillet npoeIigt elfen-
%bensinologt 2egetsj, men fort NOT
til at befri Sames Clinton for Cat
gen.
9Dbt rpitet greb 5iifalcn Mr-
|2inos Sann6.
Seq tafffer Gem laaoe ban Jag
te. rnoen Gem baDpe ieg ogn1t en-
.1aifploia M}al19 til Dgoen. Mee,e
Tom, lob % ifpn0e % til bonn, BON
mao life lioe Ct Meinl1t lengere."
r9r. Generalfiifo1, iagoe Scr.
.2i11o olborlig, .Dofforen ifpIoer fin
5orIppeocs Iroifob fin 6relle."
5iifaleu benott zig moo Meiis
Ntelpton1, Der baboe Iaaet 5lsret ira
lit Nniigt. 9enoes ainoer braa1ote,
% Defloes Zine Itroole0e af Glaoe
..opcr benocs GIlfeoes Srelie.
pMiis 9selptpn, Sc maa pore sen,
Der fortGHer 6an Den gobe gaDbeo. !"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-06

ban bgrt Sfriiget % bar Igbet lige
inob oct bpoe 2egeme, bpor ban for
fproet ltob itille, % i BET famine
font 8olitiet.
nDe tom Ell baIb gime for lent
til Wpoet, Dr. 5errdrs," iagbe
Dommeren ubborfor Det?"
9 forltaor leg life; leg gil
bje1n1nc ira &loffen balpti % leg
fon gaa 8eje1 paa tppe Minlltter.
Muligbis goar Miis Neptons III
for itprft."
r8etientene befrafter Eiben. 81
faaot 2iget balb elleoe. @aar Deres
III goot?"
vMbiolut. Oct CT ct meget gam=
melt l1r> lont al l1rn1ageren Ell er=
flpret for l,forltgneligt.
uSar Sc set berg"
rSa, men Set itaar; leg glemte
at traffe Set op @oor."
rDet bar 11beloigt. Bor Ser nogen
BOG .Den1, fgr Sc gif?"
Sa, Mr. Clinton ipi1te meb mig,
og> ban 10, Ga leg fortalte, at ieg
boboe ct pigtigt Mp6e &loffffen ii.
San Di6ite ON min Borlobelie meb
Wiis Nemton: San forlpb mig &l.
1Dp."
uMr. Clinton er Deres Ben?"
"@n meget fjRr Sen. Sort Sem
ifob ifriper fig fra e.. Song, leg
re66eoe bom fra at 90 al en- ort6or-=
tct 9pfus."
Mr. Clinton blep mi ofbprt, og
ban 1ogoe ipniig 8pgt pao at bi6ne
| Doftorens S11teresie.
Den Mnflogeoes 5ogfgrer gior6e
poa Soronle0ning al SCR. 2in6 fun
ct spergsmoal, Ser tilmeo ipntes
11oget nmotiperet:
so" ibare6e @ionet> gienipnlig
iprig efter at bjalpe 1in Sen, zen
Gang i1og ban mig u6en @r1no /
Mniigtet nte6 fin Mibepif.
&ern1eo afilutte0es Sorbpret, %
SSl1rpel1 fie11ote efter en- fort @ooo-
i1ogning Or. Gerrors lfpl0ig / oper=
lagt Morb pao Sir @oger Nemton:
MilS Gillian ioo' be0er6e pnq Scr.
2i116. &an be1Dore6e ben6es Silt
peo at 11qrlne Zig Den M11flageoe %
trDfte bans @aonD bormt.
.u@olb Wo6et oppe, Doftor," iagz
sc Dan> rieg peb, De er 1%1ifploig, og
lfol not ie at re60e Gent"
ct 0lif pao bette roIige, re1oIute
Nniigt gop 6en oposopmte Man6 MT
|Sanb.
RDrigbcoens nnberlggelie blep
fl11 eli @ientagelie al 5orberet, %
@enerolfilfalen a11fonr til 8Den for
at forfblge Sage1t. SON blep meget
fico al at bere, at Scr. 2in6 arbej=
0e6e poa Soriporet, og 1enote 8uo
efter oel1ne II orltprre1ige Serre.
rrSSeg bor bgrt Sem iproeles go6t
omtale, Scr. 2ilr6," begDnote Gene
rolfiifolel,, nog oa leg bgrte, Sc bar
i Eorfcstolpn, gnifeoe jeg ltrofs at
fire &etten Deres &jplp."
ySeg er til Ijenelte, 5irl"
r5ao bar ieg toget fell"
IS 9eres 5Dn poo 5ugen3 W1e=
get muligt."
vgeej mel, jog ontog, at Sc bir=
feoe for 6orlporet."
vSSa, oeri toger De fife fell"
Oct 9jgr mig onot. Seq moo
altiaa life ipprge Gem, ON Sc bar
f1nbet noget BibnesbDro / 5agen?"
$50, De moa % ieg ifol ipare
Dem fit. Seq pnifeoe at bielpe
Mnflaaeoe, ioo lange leg troe6e bom
uifploig, intet Rjeblif lnngere, men
Set binbrer mig life / at bri11ge
eli ifpl0ig Wo110 for Dpmmen."
Set gspoer Mtg; altiaa bar Sc
fun6et pGgt!ge Bepi1er?"
rgepe % fploenbe 8epiier," ret
tebe Scr. 2ino.
uDe .fan bel n9ppe bore mere
fal0enoe enc Sc allereoc fremfgrte,"
iagoe Jigolen meo ct bortro 5n1iI.
Gangs mere f%Gl0enbe."
u@oot, III bill life tribes berom,
10 ltarfere, oes beore. Seer laa gob
al 116fpr6idp pn FORT S0fprfint nf,pr
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Drn Rrttf.

~N&I&4 ~EN#&HH8 S8N&8
Nattens Stilbeb bpilebe pDer Ben
lille gD, Yarfestomn. 8aa ct @ooe-
biprne ltoo to Betiente % forforteoe
Gi6en meb 8as1iar, 81 ct Naob pl11D-
1elig ifingrebe giennem 2nften:
,Morb!"
uSgr De SET, Summons" ubbrso
ben p1gite 8etient. uDet tom ira
Nemtor Narf, % Set bar noen 5plDl
Sir Mogers 5temme. Ser maa bore
1fet CT l1lDfffe."
$ Som" iagoe Sen alore 8etje1t
tort, og bcgge ileoe benimoo gte,p=
tpn Norf, bporfra Sc mente at babe
bgrt goobet. 2aagen too PAD &lem,
og sen itore, progtfuloe Sobe lao
hooct / Mloo,1eifinnet; 8lomlterne
buftcoe, % en- lille 8af lnoeoe iig
npncnoe igjennem set blbbe @ras.
silt ooroeoe Sen bpbeite Sre6 % ltoo
i CIT b%eipnoer1ig Mooiptning til oe
to Mpnos frDete!ige Mnelie.
De gift langiomt op ao Sopegan=
gen % tit pes Ell Om6rejning pluo=
1elig Sic poa Ell 5fftffelie, Ell sri
1ortflpbt Mo,1o, ser ltoo itiD lom Ell
@tette miot / @apegangen. 2po1plt
1,ermebc sc Zig bom bagfro. Som
rprtc 1i0 life. l1bebGgelig ltirreoe
bon paa en- liplps 5fiffelie, Ser Lao
uo1troft peb bans Sp0oer. 8etiente=
tic gienfjenbtc Sen ul1ge Sir &oger,
% ct cneltc 8lif o%perbepiite Dem
ON, at ban Dor 6eo. Ser los lite til
at bouc fu1,0et no9cn & 5teo,
,ne, Sci, u,1ee @erremdn6s lmrffe,
n,grfe Mniigt bar pr9get al ct no-
tr0f af &arme. 9an maatte babe let
fit Morber lige / Mnligtet % uolsot
bette enc iortpib1eoe 5frig, .ju1t iom
@niben bopbe rant bam. Sra ct
@oar i @iertct ranbt Blooet lang
font 1,o % efter11o0 ct mgrft 5por
poo oct i%fin11enoe bpibe Sfjortebrpit.
Sil bpjre for 5aoret iaaS fem be-
1pnberlige mprfe B1etter.
Gen iortflqote Mo11b 1to6 ltaoi9
font foitl1aqlct ogl betrogte6e oel1
Mprbeoes Mniiyt.
uMen, min Sub! uobrp0 plro=
1e1ig 8etjent Simmons, r6et er io|
Doftor Gerrors! &po6 er ber 6og
ifet?"
Mon6e1l lp,1tes at poo9ne al ell
bGslig Drem
usSSeg pe6 Set lite" mumle6e ban,
~rformooentlig ct Mor6. Seq bBrte ct
Moab % lgb til og iaa en- Man0
foribinbe / Set fjerne. Ser er intet
&aob," tilfejeoe ban, bon er oeo".
rSboo cir De Der poa oenne
Eio, sir?" lpurgte Siu1mons iforpt
men BOG p%rbeoigt.
vDet tan ieg lite iige Gem" bon
babbe iii til 9els gjenpunoet fit
6otning, men bons itarfe 5fiffelic
ifpIbcDe e10l1u.
@etjentene pefsleoe ct betDDnings=
f1,.6t Blit. @anfe Dilt bar Doftoren
fjenot ion1 en- 6pgtig 2age og Ell
6onnet og bar1nbjertet Mono, me1t
Sfiln1et bar imoo bon, pg Clint
mons iogbe 6erfor bpflig, men be-
1tcmt:
Set or min Hligt at orre1tere
Dem lom miStnnft for at babe mpr-
Bet Sir &oger.
6orbobiet og breDt benbte 29gen
fig ino6 bam.
Set er BOG for 6ulnt, 5iimnons.
9ror Sc 90 pirfeltg, jeg bar brebt
Mo116en?"
Seq gj6r min Hligt, Sir" iogbe
8ctjenten itaoig> uDe befin0er Dem
poo Mor6ite6et og fnn lite giDe no.
gel, @runo, bporfor De tom Der.
Mlle beo, at Sc og Serreman6en
lite bar 8e11ner. Merr alt Set mad
2oben ofgjere. Seer laa Cos at fg1ge
Mig til 5tationenlA
r@oot! Seq faIger Gem fribilligt,
5immons."
Dcftoren fn1gte 5immons, me-
oets Sen oil6en 8etjent b1eb tiIboge
iom 8ogt oper Sen Dg0e. n.
Opoageren, Sranf 2ino, iao beo
fin 5rofoit, So Sames Clinton ltDr=
tcoe inb / bans gpre1ie.
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TullDe glare 1I1gI.
uAeei BET baaber leg oa lite. Sal1
Dor mig en- fier Ben. Men l11pffe-
lights bar be trlffet bam paa Worb-
teoet, nogle flyer enbog me1
blobige @pnber. San % Mepton par
Lilo llpe1,t1er, o. Sen &nib, Der CT
funocn j MelptonS 5aar, iaDneS
Serrors &nnll1ltationspGrelie."
uDe tror bel life, at bot bar
giort bet?"
u5pgra mig iffel Seq tan iffe
~tiltro bam Ct foloblo6igt operIagt
Moro. De mda il babe bpret oppe
at ifrnoes. Netpton bar bi6lig. Miq
fog Dan cit Gong me6 Nioepilfen
ppcr Mniigtet, Blot forbi leg bjalp
bans 5piter pp / Bognen. Serrars
1elb negter abiol11t. Me1t nuar
jeg fornmer til Gem, &r..2inb, ioo
CT Set for at bebe Dem bielpe bam.
Sans 56iter, Weiis Nepton, er for
tbiDlet, Set CT ogiaa 1lemt for ben6c.
Sen0es eneite 8rpber mDrbet %
ben6eS ainreite peo at blibe bengt
6crforl"
u@en0es &tprelte?" iogoe Mr.
t2ino.
.SsSo, neo Sc set life? De er for
1obe6e, r1eu Sit @oger bat imo0
Hortict og ibor, BUN iful6e olbrig
Ggte CT SrlGn6er,. og ban bar ben=
ocs G%ormpnoer. SO, set bar 11etop
@rnnrei1 til Sc to Menbs Sjenbfob.
Oct Ter golt uo for 5errars poo ale
Sumter, men Sc mao lobe at toge
Gem al 5ogen. Sea pil life tale
ON 9onoror til Dem, neu Sc beo,
jeg or pcliitueret. % ingen l16gift
mao ipares..1
vSeg bill og Tan lite tage mtg Of
Den Sug," iogoe 2ino afejort. Ser
er for lterfe SSr1bicier imo6 bom, og
ieg bill lite %riitfere beo en- /eller ans
6cn 5pi0sfinoigbeo at frelie en-
Mor6er fra @olgen og gibe bom Sen
pn6ia]te 8iqe i GurfeStonn tiI &o-
ne"
Otter flere forgppeS 5origg maot-
te Clinton gao meb uforrettet Sag.
Mr. 2inb iatte Zig / fir 2eneltpl
% te11fte ober Sogen. Sans 5ino
par / Gprpr, % %ltopbprlig penote
BEN Sonfe tilbage til bam: u&pis
MI Dr. 5errors Dor 1tlfDloigl"
Set bar ban1 Ell bel 2ettelie, 0o
oct otter bonfe6e paa bans Dpr, %
berne aabnebes for Sen muffefte
u1ge Bige, en- Man0 fuioe ie for
fine Zine. Set lmuffe Mnitgt bnr
%Iigblegt, De rgbe 2eber falt l1fffe6e,
% Gjnere babbe ct benfoloen0e lto-
trDf.
vW1iis Nemton!" uobrgo ban for
.bopiet.
vSo. Seq fom1ner ielp," iagoe
bum, uDe bill lite lige Nei til mig?"
8on rplteoe paa Sobebet.
uSeg fan lite. 5og6e Scr. Glin-
ton Gem lite
$50, ba1t bar iagt mig Set; men
jcg fon life tro, at De bi1! lo6e min
tilfommcnbe Monb So n6en at r9f=
fc 6aanocn r0 for at frelle bum,
% jeg peo / nit &ierte, at bon er
uoen 5fplo. SITE SITE ianot, SO bill frel-
1e bang"
vWeen Scr. Glinton?" begDnbte
Mr. 2in6.
rSseg bar ol6rig elifet bonn"
raobte ocrt urge Bige.
mGlffet?" logbe Scr. Clinton bur-
tigt, nelife6e SCR. Clinton bo Dem?"
$40, ia, BET fful6e ieg life babe
omtalt; men ban bar tilgipet Mig
%, lobet at bialpe mig. ga, ioigt
n1in iffptD G1t11 fn1tphp iii nnn Ono
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-06

aajtna''ten: sgaoor ,jeg fomn,or,-
oercr rs gsr, fprer S Soonoen til
Sr'en, taller til 40 % toger Sen.
l1eo igienl" 8
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-01-04


work of County Agricultural Agents in
other counties of tits state and in Mime
sofa and shall repo-s to the County Board
of 1917 on the advisability of Pierce Coun-
ty employing such an agent.
Be it further Resolved, That such neces-
sary expenses as this committee shall in
cur not to exceed $50 shall be paid by the
county.
LLOYD TOMBLESON.
The following Resolution was read and
adopted by the following vote:
Ayes: Skidmore, Christensen Fitzger-
aid, Richards, Theo. Swanson Isaacson.
Halvorson, Hartman. Churchill Tomble-
son, MCFARLAND, Vic. Swanson, Anderson.
Bjorlee, Joe johnson, Carpenter, Park,
Giebler, Miller, TAFT. go votes).
Nays: Mattson, Smith, Powers, ]. M.
Johnson, Giles, Mcdonald, Chinook,
Pratt. Is votes) s
The chairman appointed the following
committee as provided by said Resolution
Sup. Carpenter, Theo. Swanson and Fitz-
gerald.
TRACT INDEX
Resolved by the County Board of Super
visors of Pierce County: That the chair
man appoint a special committee of three
members to investigate the advisability of
establishing a Tract Index in the office of
the Register of Deeds as provided by
Chapter 81 of Wisconsin statutes of 1915
This committee to report to the annual
session of the Board in 1917.
THEODORE SWANSON.
Report of committee on Roads and
Bridges, on motion accepted and adopted.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE, ON ROADS
AND BRIDGES
On the report of G. f. Kenall County