davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-03

freili1 rlltr oaourd gelang, onB er
9eutid)oiterreib aus 0em gerbalioe
oes nelien @eibes alisibloB.
slber in ar oieier 3eit, nmo ielbii
IN ben s3eitem oes tiefifen yeieber-
gallges, bate oas oeutIde @eiftes.
leben gar nlddtig uno frudtbar &C.
bLiibt. Gie Deutibe;t iparen tot
Idblih oie Iafeltrdger oer Weni6-
belt, nno oieler gbrenplas uuroe
ibnen bon anoereh gsationen aud
pillig eingerarmt. saidt geraoe bon
ben Jran5oien, Die ibrem gan5en
Temperament nad) iid nidt leiht
sur slnerfennling frember seiihln=
gen arfidipinsen fonnen uno Die
aus oent glei1en @rlittoe auf Die
2eiItlimaen anoerer 80Ifer BON gera-
oe5u booenloier llrlipiilenbeit fins.
stber Die gngldnoer baben oft ge-
mug Geutlhlanos lleberlegenbeit
auf geiitigem @ebiete neiolos aner-
fannt nno ioear oelitIde &iinltler
freigebig nnteritiist. Sic batten
nidts oagegen ein5upenoen, oaB
oie 9elltiben als oas golf Der
Oenfer nno 0i1ter be5eihnet ipnr-
ben, ais aber Die 9elitiderL ge-
ltiiet auf ibre ileue politiide Wfaht,
Daran singen iif) audi als 8olf Der
sSabrifonten nno aallfleute, Der 8an-
Tiers nno ssngenielire 5li betatieen,
ais iie i9arfe lino ilnerbittlibe
aonfurreiiten auf oenl @eltmarft
uuroen, Da tplroe Den Gngldnoerll
oie Sa6e nngentiitli6 uno lie nit
Iteten iid, oen unbequenen Wtltbe-
luerber BEL Seite gu id)affen. Sb
ibnen bas geIingen miro, miro Der
s(usaang oes iebigen arieges 5ei-
GET
Ssinmerbin miro fem einlidtiger
un6 uerriiinitiger Wfenib beltreiten
poIlen, oob Die 9elltiben pirflib
ser aultur0iinger Ser sRenihbeit
luaren. Sic bdben ia ale sur @nt-
midelung Der @lenidJbeit beigetragen,
Die Ggppter lmo Die gdbuloiier, Die
8ried)en luo sic 9iomer, Sic aelten
un0 ole &omanet, aber memt nlles
oas. mas 0ie @crmanen 5ir &itltlir
ser ipeiBen Hoiien beigeiterert ba-
ben fortfauen ipiiroe. Damn ipiirbe
sod, ber3lih werlig iibrig blei6en
@lan mag nun Die sSrage aufiper-
fen: gSie fonn1t es, ooB oas oeitt-
Ihe golf troB Ieiner offenburen gel
ittgen lteberlegenbeit 10 lange po-
Iitifd) obnnidftia NOR oab es iett i'm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-03

BON Ssitca Ser &egiernng umb aDm=
troQe bes Gisentnms Der S6ladt=
bamsseie0ldaften.
8ie iid beransgeitellt, iinb mod
mebrerc Yerlonen bon bem Camp
fer u%aenmm" bic man fir ertrmn-
fen gebalten bate, nadtraslid ami.
getamdf. IS iinb bies Ser &api=
tan, flint Mamm Der Neidiit6eoie-
nmmg, Ser brittle Stencrnann mnb
berp goptilpain". 9anad luiiroen %
Wiaum bei benz 11ntergang bes Sdif=
fes perloren gegangen iein. Ton oie~
len iuaren breisebn 9lmerifamer.
Die engliIden 9epeidJem beridl=
ten, baf bas breisebnte tiirfiidc gr=
meeforps enrd bic Gnglanber ans
ieinen Stellmnsen sn heiben Seiten
bes Sdatt, luonit mol Der Sigris
gemeint lit, pertrieben lei nnb aae
bie englilde 9ieiterei Die Siirfen bis
in bie Sebelbanrirt6iiael perfolae-
9ieie NadridJt lit, iDpiel mir nit
lem Idpn por einieen Sagen perpf=
fentltdt tpprben.
gsie cine 9epeldJe ams 9seiu DOrf
iiber ben Mintelen-Eroseh melbet,
gebt ans ben Mnsiagem eines se-
luiiiem sSobn s. Sammunb, zines
ylnseige Mgenfen, Der cine 3eit-
lang fir &intelen als slgitatDr ar
beitcte, flar berpor, oaf Der slnse-
flaete iein Seites setan babe, nm bic
(Sortiesunn auf Geite A.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-03
amltmrbiinser. .

Srgeno ein eeibeioter Mann bat
einrnaI Die 0eutidens spls allltur=
oiinger be5eibnet Sit oas nun eine
| S6meidelei ooer eine gcleioigung2
alrlturoiinger lit iiberlid) fein fei=
nes @ort, aber anoererleits lit Der
Ginger rlotig er bat cine iebr ipib=s
| tige uno beindbe ebrenpolle glnfga=
be, llno ba ni1t aae gationen glii=
| ten am gallme Der Menidbeit iein
fonnen, 10 tpiiroen bie 9eutiben,
lpenn iie tatiddlid aultllrniingcr
lu4ren, inlmerbiil eine 6eoelltiane
slnfgabe in Ser gntlpifllng oes
Wenl1engeibledts erfiillen
slber lit oiele 9e5eidnung uirf=
li1 bere6tigt2 iyriiber iuar lie es
Speifellos. sfan nlllB latiirlidj bier
bie Gelitlben ni6t in Dem begren5=
ten Sinne Ser @ittiDobner oes Seut=
Iden Heibes nebinen ionbern aas
Wdnner uno Sralien gernanii6er
Stanrnes einidlieBen @enn mir in
oie 3eit bes 9lltertunls 5lriifgrei-
fen, bann finoen mir, oaB es Ole
blonoen gnrbaren, Die inngfrdfti-
gen Sobne ber Wsutter @ermania
ipurem Die bas morihe Gonerrei6
nit iu,lhtigen Sammeridldgen
pollenos in Stiife idlugen. Nus
benz tpiloen @irriaI Der 8olferipail-
oerllng eing {dlieBlid oas 5ran-
fenreib ols feites Staatsgebiloe ber-
Dor nno aarl Der @roBe legte ipie
ein GROCER Baumeilter golfer uto
Heide nebeneinanoer ltn0 ldnli ons
| nddjtige romifde SsSmperilnt oent-
iber Station. gs folgte Die fllr3e
3eit oes 3erfales nno Die lange,
gIorreide 3eit oes @ieoeraufbaues.
Ser oeltibe &aiier fparo Der n1ah-
tiglte Serr anf groell er mar Der
lShirmberr Der gdn5en gbriitenbeit
llnb lleben benz 0eutlben geide,
bas iid seittueilig pom boben gor=
ben iiber oen gSull Der sllpen Biz
biniiltN nab Si5ilier erltrefte, oas
5eittpeilig Spanien, Selterreid, I'm
garh 8trglllo, Die Nieoerlanoe nno
gelgien llmfaBte, puren oie an
bern Staaten Die in ipateren sSabr-
minoerten ols eliropaiide @roBmdd.
te auftrateft, flein, arm ltnb linbe-
oeilteno. 9lber oiele Staaten er-
reihten oafiir ettpns, oas Dem 9eut-
iden Geide, NIT ieinem bunten @ol-
fergeniih. nit ieiner Wlilfung bon
reliai0ler uno itaatlider @elpalt,
nit leinen n,a6tteen uno Ielbitiiid
ti9en GerritoridIHirften perIagt
blieb, lldmlid oie felte innere Or
aaniiation allf nationaler @rnro-
lagc
Damn fam oie 3eit beS 9tieoer-
ganses, Bis bas 0eutihe 9feiA ourdJ
ben GreiBisiabrieen arieg auf oie
tiefite Sfufe politiid)er itno nateriel-
Ter Sbnmadt binabianf 3ieler
arieg, Ser ais ein Geligionsfrieq
begonnen batte, artete l6lieBlid in
einen allgemeinen politii6en 9falt6-
frieg aus 0elttidlano ipuroe Su
einenl 5pieIbdIl ousldnoiiber Or
oberer, lulo aIs i6GieBIih pieoer
,Srieoe iparo, oa mar oos ebeoen
rei6e uno bliibenoe 2ano perrpiiItet
llno perobet, 9(le Ipdteren &eriufe,
bas 9ieid noh innen uno ouBen
iuieber itart ullo eirig 5u MAIDEN,
idleiterten, bis idlieBli6 9isulard
sic SerfllIesarbeit loite, mas ibn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-03

i
Gine 9epelde ams SonSpn be-
I1anptet, sic GnslGnber batten ant
benz Telbe BEL Mrras einem neneu
glnarifE aemadt nno batten aud Gr-
fpIae at perseihnen. Sir iparer an
prrIdlie6enem Gtelen uorgeOrungen.
Mn Der gansen 2inie iperoe scfainp!t,
Der Mngriff babe mprsens ppr Sa-
aesanbrmdJ begpnnen mnb lei snerlt
anf sic bentiden Gteaunsen, Oitlid)
BON 4rras erfoIst. Geutide 6esen-
ansriffe erfDIsten in Der 6ssenS uon
0aprelle mmb Coos.
gadJ6em bic 9epeld)en ippd)en-
lana nur sic 6iirftisiten Seadrid-
ten iiber ben lluterleebDotfries se-
brad,t batten, iiab lett einisen sa-
aen, nmaefabr lett Oie ensliId)e
nnD Bic fransOiiide aOmmiilion IN
8albinatOn iinb, nm nniere &esie-
rmna sm elmer iofOrtisen aftiyeu
seilnalme am ariege 81 peranlal-
lem, ale GepeIdJen ppa pon ben
ufi1rdJtbaren Yerluiten", apelde bic
Mlliierten omrA bic llnterIeeboote
erleibeu umo bpn Der fiirdJtbaren
@efabr, Sie bieIe rllnsebener Der
Siefen fir sic Mlliierten nnb Die
ger. gtaaten bil6en. Gtnc beMtlgc
OepeIdJe iagt seraOeams, nidt oas
bentldle Seer, ionOern bic llnterlsc-
bootc bil6eten Sic eigentlide We-
faGr nnb ersablt ms bann, oaF bic
e ltnterieebuute in Der Wode bnin
20. bis ann 27. april 3S enslildc
SMiffe, ieDes pDn mt6r als 1900
gpnnen Wehalt, nnb Srei5ebn pun
,peniaer nls 1900 Sonnen 5trltOrt
hStten. Oas ,pir6 mol ridtis
lein. sat1ade 1T aber, oaf Die I'm
ttrieebOott, pom Sesian Sts Inter
ltebootfritaes am ]. 1ebrnar an, ei-
ne iidj belFanbig iteisern6e, far bic
NQiierttn pnbeilpple gatisftit aus
ot;sbf kobtu, SiiF bies nber bon ben
9epefdjeu iorsFdltig periddpiesen IT.
Wenn nun ittf nit einem Nale
In 70 arcfer 2Srm semadt iuiro, 10
ii ser wrnnb tierfiir mol BARN 5n
IaAen, SaF Sic &otanifiioneu Gin.
aeltben baben, an iOfortigt srehe
gfuvptn@tn6nnsen pDn tGrittni brr
~. Gtantcu, lei ni6t ~ 4tnftn,
ut baf re lett bnrd sieie llnttr-
IeebosfatIdjidten perinden ipoatn,
unfrre Mesiernng sar Senbnns pie-
III sdifft sn beiuestn.
Die 0entidjen ba6en ben amerifa-
nifdjem 0ampfer r@odiugbdm" ber-
fenff, ipie aus 9pnbpn gemelbet
wiro. 0reisebn TerlOnen iOlleu
mas aeben sefontfnen iein. Ter
,goftngbamA mar ein SdJiff bon
44O8 Sonnen. ST mar 6eiuaffnet.
Gdiff mmb 2abnng batten einen
Uert BON mebr als brei Wfiaionea
Dollars.
Der amerifauilde S6opncr
uWoObparb slbrabams" lOll bon ei-
nem bentIdeu llnterleebOOt bsrienft
iein.
Geit bem gegimn bes ltnterIee-
bootfrieges am /. 1ebrnar iinb bret
sebn amerifanii6e Sdiffe bmrd lln-
terieeboote serft6rt ,uor0en. Gs fa-
men SO Mmerifaner babel INNS 2e-
ben nno 6rei5ebn iuerben permief-
Staatsminiiter Gaming, Jlotten'
miniittr Daniels nnb anoere Bolc
gieaiernnss6eamteA rrfiarten, alS
re BON bem unselemrcn Sfiffsperlm-
item bardD llnterIeeboutc = 100000
Sunnen in elmer 0odJe - llorten, Die
Gage fir iebr srnit.
Or. Cairo Yineller, Der Eremier=
minilter Yraiilien's, 1T pon lelncm
slmt 5nrifsetreten. Gr mar enf-
,d,iebem gegen ben Gintritt yran-
liens in ben ariea. 9esiuescn
folaeru nmlere Sepeidlen and To-
fort, bafs yraiilien Jest an benz arieg
tcilne6mrn iuerbe. Tim 10 entId)ic-
oemer bebanptsn iie Is, lueil nod
elm anSerer gorfaa paifiert lit. Tie
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-03

gefebrt. Gr iast, Die ysotlagc in
Wclgicn lei bmrdy ben ltntericcbopt=
fries iebr berIdarft. Seit benz 1.
IGrs ieien fiinf belaoene. Sdiffe,
Die fir 8elsien beitimmt mdren, uon
ltnteriebpptcn serit0rt iuor6en.
,Sn &anIas gitD bat bic EDli,ei
ben Snlppnlenten berbpten, BEN Wfi-
'Iisiplbaten @etranfe sn perfanT.n.
Cine 9epeide ams Gopenbascl,
bebanptet, Ser oeutIde 9ieidsfans-
Ter wer6e BON ben fpmierDatinen
3eitansen iuieSer amf's Sdarfite
ansegriffen. @leidBeitis ridltrte'l
iid biela slngriffe audJ gcgcn oen
Gpsialiiten Sdeibemanu iucgen
beiiem @erlnmgen, bal, 9emtIdlana
beint Jrieoensidlnf feline Griessent'
ifdoigung fororre.
Gallant gep, Der tiirfiide 6roH-
pesier, ioa cinem @ertrcter Ser
,g1emem Jreien Hreiie" aesenn6er
erflGrt baben, Die Siirfei iupae umr
cinen e6renbaften syrieoen baben,
lpiinide aber Grobermngen sm ma
6en.
Sn elmer 9(nlprade an cine 9ln.
sabl Womoerneire erflarte Der Waini-
tier Cane, Der &rieg iuerSe nid)i
balb sn Gmbe ieim, man merbe nidji
nnr fir bieie, Ionbern aud fir BIZ
nGdDitc nno Die siueitnadite Grnts
Iorsen ntiiiIcn. Gr teilte audi nit,
bic Meaiermng iperbe cine senant
aontroae iiber sdiffabrt, @eriamb1
nnb Gdiffsbam eiaridJtcn.
yei6e SGmier bes 2pnsreiies ffer.
ben iiber bic @orlagc nbsmitimmen
babem, nurdl iuelde Die GenIlirbe.
itimmnngen Ses Spiunase @eIekes
geitriden tuerben. M
Der gerliner o1pripGrts" iprid'
Ieine ltebersengnns balm aus, bai
bic Soloaten, Bic ben ariea mitse'
madjt baben, ipater beseiiterte 5rie'
bensfremn6e iein iperbem. Die Sci
TING beipridt bic fosiaIiitiidJe Son
fertns in Gtodbelm nnb neint, III
iparoe oen Seq fir Ben sSrieSem bor'
bereiten, ipeitn lie i'm audi nid)t Si'
reft berbeifiibren tuerSe.
Ams Gbtcasp tpir6 gemeloet, nm
Itre @esier,ins siebe es 6ereits ermit
liA in 8etradf, einen Sell unferet
9ebensmittef NIT geld)las 81 belt'
gen.
Cine alleroings nnsnDerlaiiisf
9epeIde aus @aibinston melbet, G.
tuiiroen ipol nid)t mebr ais bier gri'
gaben iuGbreno Ser nGditen siueiWio.
nate nad europa seIdift ,perben
Gieie luiirben b6dit iuabrIdeinlid
pum ben bereits einseiibten Wiiliseu
genommen.
glms Waibinston iuiro semeloet, bit
Megiitrieritng Der militGrpflidltiseu
8ep6lfermng, bic mani anf iieben Wfil'
lipnen abid)att, iuerbe ii6 in nnge'
Ifabr Is Sagen beiuerfitelligen laI'
len.
galfonr iuirb ant Samitag mittaa
upr elmer gemeiniamen Siknns BET
Der 9dnier bes apnsreiies cine 9ieoe
llaltem.
SIN Senat fanb cine iebr lebbaf'
te 9ebatte iiber Die 2e6ensmittel-
frage itatt. Senator @illiams upn
WHiiiiiippi iuarnte pur elmer bpiferi-
Iidlem NmffaiInng Der Gage. Gs licge
feline 0efabr por 81 perbnnaerm, rs
Gerridle fein Mangel an Sebcnsntlt-
tcl, es leien reihlidy 2ebensmittcl
borbanoen. gnoere Senatoren, Dur
allem Sbomas nnb goraf, itimni.
ten NIT linn therein nno erflarten,
Die bpbcn Erciie Der Gebensmittel
ieien mir cine 1Sulgc Der Spetnla-
tion, Der NIT Der gr0eten Gnergic
mno ben bGrteiten Strafen cntgegep-
actreten iueroen miikte. Sorall BE-
fiiriuurtetc Spbcs- pbcr 3ud,tbnnss
itrafe fir bic Spefnlanten in &C.
bensmitteln, GinsieGnns nnb &on.
trollierung aler eebens Tittel
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-10
Reduce Weight
Easily

Fat persony will be Interested to
learn that they may easily reduce
their weight without starvation diet
or tiresome exercise. Eat all you
need. but chew your food thoroughly,
80 That you will not overtax your as.
SENTATIVE organs, get fresh air and
take a few drops Of OH OF korein four
times a day.
OH OF korein two drops TO the cap-
sule) may be obtained from the drug.
gist. This preparation is absolutely
harmless, pleasant to take and is plr.
posed lin connection with the other
simple directions) to reduce fatty ac.
foundations In the system.
How to reduce pursy abdomen,
double chin, large limbs obese hips
and other oyerstout parts OF the body.
Even a few days treatment has
been reported to show a noticeable re.
duction In weight. Footsteps become
lighter, the skin more firm and
smoother In appearance, work seems
easier. and o buoyant feeling takes
possession OF the whole being ma sun.
erfiuons, unhealthy fat disappears.
II you are ten to sixty pounds over
normal weight, you should give this
treatment o trial.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-10
DODGE GIVEN
CLEAN BILL OF HEALTH

Des Moines. Ia. Nov. Histories
that farmhouses in and about Camp
Dodge are being used for immoral
purposes, and that liquor and women
are easy of access to soldiers of the
Eighty.eighth Division, are officially
denied in the report submitted by
Colonel J. p. HARRISON, commander
OF the military police, to General
Plumer. The colonel reports a patrol
OF 300 men and a special force of
deputy sheriiis and special agents are
continually rounding up suspected
persons.
The report states a secret agent of
the training camp activities commits.
sion said he had found conditions un.
usually clean and moral.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-10
j. Of | PROFESSORS
AVON LOYALTY To
STARS AND STRIPES
SEND COMMUNICATION TO PREsi.
DENT JAMES DEMANDING IN.
QUiRY INTO THEIR ACTS-SAY
THEY ARE PATRIOTIC AMERi-
CANS.

Champaign. H., Nov. 10-Charges
that a coterie of University Of Hi
nois Instructors / disl0yal to The
government will be Investigated by i
committee OF the board Of trustees TO
be selected by W. l.. Abbott. of Chi
eago. president.
This was decided by the board to-
day. All extended investigation was
prohibited by the ceremony Of laying
the corner stone for the Tina Weldon
Smith memorial.
An emphatic denial that their atti-
tude has been disloyal Vas filed by.
DIR. Arthur c. Cole, DR.. Queen l..
Shepard, Professor W. A. Oldfather,
Professor Richard c. TOlman and DR..
James G. Stevens, who presented the
following statement:
I'VE have been cruelty and un-
justly brought into nationwide no.
toriety by u~nfOunded and irresponsible
charges of disloyalty to the govern
ment of the United States.
I'VE declare most positively we
are, aud always have been, loyal and
l~aw-abiding citizens of the United
States and never have been guilty of
d~isloyalty to the government in
thought. word or deed.
If II be true, as currently report
ed, that charges of d~isloyalty against
us are to be presented to the board
OF trustees and the board should think
IL worth while TO consider them we re.
spectfnlly request Il full investigation
and that we be permitted to defend
ourselves against this untrue and un.
just accusation"
NO charges against any instructors
were formally presented to the board"
said President James. However, the
matter was referred to a committee.
which will investigate it. 1t is in the
power of any officer of the government
to proceed in the courts against any
citizen for %disloyalty."
w. H. Kerrick, of Bloomington. IT,.
special agent of the Department of
Justice, was in the city, but did not
appear before the trustees.
Individual members OF the board to.
night declared some Of the instructors
had acted very imprdnently when
questioned by the government agent.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-10

THE ILLINOIS VALLEY HOSPITAL
Is a general hospital for the care and treatment Of the
usual surgical and medical conditions and will accept
the patients Of all reputable physicians.
Complete ~diasnostc facilities, including x.ray, Pathol.
ooical, and Psychological Laboratories.
Graduate Nurses In attendance.
Open for the reception Of Patients on Monday, Nov.
IL, 1917.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-10

forts 10 send ships carrying food sup
plies to the American fighting forces
TO the bottom. 1t is figured that the
quantity OF food o served to the ma.
rines could be cut in half without
bringing actual suffering. but remem.
hering Napoleon's words. An army
travels on its belly" officers will re-
duce rations only as a last resort.
Any reduction in rations invariably de.
creases fighting efficiency.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-10
Probate Court.
An improvement on Nature.

A certain Chicago pork packer, visit
Ing the mountains, was one of n group
witnessing a gorgeous sunset In n sky
just streaked with lights that reminded
one of the g%lories of the aurora. yes"
he said, when asked how he liked 1t
ut certainly is n mighty coiorful sun.
~set--certainly isl BY the way, | want
to show you n my daughter paint
ed Richmond Times-D Dispatch.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-10
NOTICE TO PROVE CLAIMS.
Elmer e. Roberts Attorney.


Estate of MARGARET BARBER. de
ceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
Undersigned. administrator of The es-
tate OF Margaret Barber. late OF the
County of La Sale and State of Iii.
nois. deceased, will appear before the
Probate Court of said county. on the
first Monday tbeing the seventh dayD
Of January. 1918. at the Probate Court
room, in Ottawa, in said county, when
ana where all persons having claims
or demands against said estate are no.
titled to attend and present the same
in writing for adjustment.
Dated the 9th day of November.
A. d. 1917. +. d. ROBINSON,
Administrator.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-10
17-YEAR-OLD GIRL
IS PRESIDENT or BANK
BY International News Service.

~ ihteiha'ioid ANcWS service.
Cleveland, o., Nov. 10.-Fannie
kochman, seventeen, is president of
a bank. The bank has $50 depositors
and a capital of $155.5S.
The deposits came In pennies.
Council Educational Alliance, who
save their money to buy Liberty Loan
bonds, vacations ana Christmas pres.
ents.
T%hedeposits come in pennies.
Some persons literally have only Il
cent to their names
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Warranty Deeds.

Samuel Z. Jacobs and wife Ia VIM.
J. and Elizabeth Wilson, 1t H. Jacobs
sub ell swt4 ~ - 3 So.
VIM Go aelnl ID RICi- 10 "a
VIM C0lwell and wife to Moline
{ nnsumers Co. Its . = I b - Its I >
b II Ottawa Center add Ottawa.
S3au,u.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-10
MAKING OF A
SOLDIER OF THE SEAS

A Marine Corps Cantonment, Nov,
9.-Entire new uniform equipment for
the Marine Corps men in training
here is now in process OF manufac-
ture. The new uniforms will be dis.
tributed just before the marines
leave for France.
One unusually thinks of a marine as
a person wearing a dark blue coat.
light blue trousers with a red stripe
down the side, and a peaked cap
with a h~alf.globe ornament. Those
are the uniforms in which they are
least frequently dressed, however.
These days they are wearing khaki
altogether.
Digging trenches in the brownish
yellow clay here, the men are almost
invisible from a little distance. The
earth of Northern France is of an
entirely different color, however, and
the d~ust-colored uniforms with which
they are now equipped instead of
making them Invisible would let
them stand out in strong relief
against the landscape.
The new uniforms are Of a dark
greenish gray. They are darker than
the German uniform, adopted for the
same purpose, but are said to blend
perfectly with the setting in which
the marines will fight. The color was
chosen only after vOlumin0us reports
from military observers abroad show.
ed the present color had to be dis.
carded,
When on the march the marines
VIII carry a compact knapsack on
their backs. This viii hold one blan.
ket. some essential toilet articles and
some cooking utensils. Other eoliip.
ment will be transported on great
motor trucks, five of which are al.
lotted to each company for baggage.
During their spare moments these
lays he marines sit on the side of
their hunks marking their equipment.
with their names and practising at
rolling their knapsacks. They want
everything 10 be in readiness for The
start the moment The word il passed
mat the "big trip" Is soon 10 be IN.
dertaken.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-10

A Marine Corps C%antonment, Nov.
l6.-"Nhow' at this training camp is
excellent. The bread is better than
mother used TO make. The stews and
lashes, II not always to the liking
OF the marines, are extremely noun.
lshing, as is proved by the splendid
physical condition of the men in train.
Ing.
Some OF the marines came here
from Il camp far down South where
they lived on bean soup of a very
thin variety for three weeks. The cook.
ing for the first week or ten DAYS
here was worse, but since then il has
shown steady Improvement Anyone
who said he could cook was put in
the kitchen in the early days. Elk.
p%erience showed they needed further
training and the commandment managed
TO get a couple Of army cooks TO take
charge of the kitchen.
Az each meal the marines are al.
lowed to have all they want to eat,
They are afraid this condition can.
not last after they get TO France, hut
today they are taking fullest advan.
tage Of it. II there is a shortage Of
rice each "a receives a certain allot.
ment, but Is allowed to fiji up on 20.
.tatoes or cabbage.
The kitchen and dining rooms Of
the cantonment are spotloss. All doors
are screened and the cooke and waters
wear white over their khaki. The OF.
fcers cat with their men at a separate
table. There are places onou%h for
all to eat AT nee and all meals are
jolly functions.
Az soon as the dishes after one meal
are cleared away the long tables are
set for the next. Table cloths ARE used
but the mel do not have china dishes.
White enamel dishes served instead
An effort IL to be made when the
marines are in France TO keep up the
same excellent fare. Since most of
the food for American fighters will
have TO be sent from this country, the
task viii mot bo an easy one. Ger.
man submarines will make special eff.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-10
COURT HOUSE NEWS.


Chancery orders:
Patton vs.. Patton. Hearing and de.
cree for contempt.
Hubbard VS.. Patton. Order ap.
proving report OF trustee.
Hapeman VS.. Hapeman. Hearing
and decree for contempt.
First Trust Co. vs.. General Roofing
Co. Passed until Nov. 16 at -.
Probate Court.
Proof Of he.Tship. estate ~as;avus
A. Weller, estate Geo. Mauer.
Petition probate of will, estate Geo.
Maurer, continued until Nov. 10 at 10.
Account and report approved. es
tate Thos. N. lloadley.. Administrator
excused from making further repor,
until March, 1919, etc.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-10

sultin3 Temper to Circumstances.
He Is happy whose circumstances
suit his temper; but he is more ex-
cellent who can suit his temper TO any
circumstanees.-Ti"0e