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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-01
Stc eriten beutihen Siid6fe
bicr5ulanpe.

Der o[ererite bcilti6c 9iihof III
Den Der, Staatcn mar Der botlp' Itc
2oren3 @rdliel, Der gegcu @noe oeS
IS. Sabrbunoerts gum apaoiutorz
biidpi pes gr5biidofs Carroll bon
Baltimore ernanut iporben, aber
9cltorben mar, ebe CT Die 9iihoiss
peibe erbolten bate. Scr critic
peiltlbc Yriciter iebof, Der in ben
Der. Staatcn eiuen Siihofsitubl
cin9cnommen bate, mar Der bod
m'ite Sriebrif Neie aus 8iebclod,
in Der Si05eic Silpesbeim in Sanz
noper. 1871 gcbpren. bate er in
ben Sabren 1S13-14 in Der bannoz
periihen Irmee 9ebient unb bunn
ieire t%beoiooiid)en Stubien in 8om
5uriidgelegt. Ser bohlp'itc 8iidpf
Senpid bon Cincinnati beipog ibn,
iih mad ben Ser. Staaten al be-
geben. gr ma Der critic bentihc
Yrieiter. Der nah Cincinnati lam.
Ia6 benz Sobe oes 8iidois Sentpid
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-01
Nix SnrSie GipbeSugenS 0R

ipurbe er Abminiitrator Der 9iD5eie
Cincinnati uno i'm Cttober 1888 Siz
ifpf Der neuen Sio3eie Setroit in
gfidigan. 8iorige 8er6dltniiie inter
9ruben feline 8eiunobcH bcrort, bub
iciue Rciignatiou notbtueubig puroe.
@r itarb am 20. Se8ember 1871 i'm
9oIpital Der garmber8igen Shipeitern
III 9Ioppenbllr9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-01
gaerbeiligeit.
(@on q b. y. 8. Stto.)

@inmal nod in oollem @ldn8e
Shmiidt Der Come Strablenbiiifel
SerbitIid] DOE @rbcngriinbe
ytit Der 5art' item 8lImenfrnn5e.
Gaer Sciligen @cbenfen
@ebt hurd title McnifcnIccleu. =
IQes mub rem Bid crbebcu
ltno our @immelsionne l%cnfcn;
gtuB DEN Slid sur Sonnc lenfen,
Die geredt ba oben tbrpnct.
llnb ppr Der tpie blaiic Sterne
6eilge ibre 9lide icufcu.
&enn Der SerbIt Die fo(bcn 8ldttcr
Nlif Die ipelfe Grbe ltreuet,
&ilnoet IQerbeili9ene Come
Inns ben ndben @eltenretter.
ga BEN 8eIteuretter fiinbcn
Inns Nopember5 erite Gage.
ailnocn ms Der @onnc llriprun9,
8o Die Sccle emit ioq miinDen.
3rlnfen bon Dem llcbcrfluiic
Scines 5auies unb cridttigt
BON Dem Strpmc 1ei1cr @onne,
Sn bes reinitcu 8liif5 @cmIiic, -
HlIfeu unoe3dbltc S6oaren
Soffnung gu Den grbcupiIgcru, =
SAB Der Grmlten Slid crbliibc, -
Wenn alid crit nah bartcu Sabrer
Slid lnb etui8 iel'gcs 2cbcn
Slinft Die IQerbeil gem Come,
llno Die 9oifnung, G%briItcnieeIe.
WuB ppm Staub emlpor bid beben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-01
Die Nran nnb has @eIh.

Wie iebes anpere Salent. fpire and
Die Sdbisfeit. NIT 8elS un,3ueeben,
burd Die llmltdnbe entipidelt ODER sia
rild9eoran8t. Sh frase ienen Wann.
oh or niht in Der Srau ben seborcnen
Sinnn3miniiter, bic einiihtigite Wers
malterin hes bon linn e%riporbencn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-01
Sir bic &h6e.
{ n.

Gin Yfunb in Stide seIhnitten.
MIR bon gliitbe unb stie[ befreite
Iepfel fpd)t MO in 1 Quart Waier
lpeih unb itreift Tie burf elm Sieb.
Sn oieier Sliiiii9feit, bic nit 3mder
abeeihmedt iptrb. foft man flint
ltn3en Snferflodeu cine babe Stunoe;
bann flint man Die WtaiIc in nit faItem
Baiier ausgcipiiIte Sormen unb reiht
lie ertaItet. unb seitiir5t nit elmer
9aniQentunfe.
g h o aberl o n.
Sn 1 Quart Tilh tott man 82s
lln3en ShotoIabe unh 32a lln3en
Slodeu breibis Iinuten. fiigt. tuenn
notbig, nod Suder. mad 9elieben audi
ettpas Vaniue5uder. baau, tbut bic
Speiie in cine @lasitale unb reidt
lie init iiiber gaiIf ODER elmer be-
Iiebisen Rilttunte.
s aerlo Vnbbina
Gin babies Quart bringt man NIT
einem balben SbeeIoffel Gala aum
apden uub Idbt barin 22a llnseu
6loden gu bidem 8rei ausaueIen, ben
man abtiibIen Idbt. Stpei unscn gute
ter (alid Yflan5enbutter) idldst man
iabnis, filgt 312 lln5en 3uder unb
fiinf gigelb ba3u unb riibrt es cine
babe Stunbe itaumis. Sa3n fommt
3ulest nod bas Nbgeriebene elmer
G%itrone. l%OffeItpeiie Der Bret unb Der
lebr iteife S6nee Der gier. Wan
fiut ous @an5e in cine dusgeitrihene
NIT s%eriebener .Semmcl ausseitreute
Sorm uno fott es I'M 8oHerbaoe 1 big
IA Stunbe felt 5usebedt. Ser Vub,
bling idmedt pordiisIih gu seidmortem
Sbit uber Sbitiait.
9 6aum Ioden.
Sn 1 Quart geiiiBter Wilh foft
man bier llnaen SaferfIoden fpeih,
ltuttet fie in cine 8eibeiatte unb riibrt
lie ununterbrohen "a bis 1 Stunbe
idaumie. Ran eibt bic ertaltete
Speiie in @lasihalen gu Slid. Sebr
tpoblitmedenb iinb oarin ia r1naen
seitdlte. setpieete Ranbeln.
Saferflo denfIopfe
Tau fott 31s lln5en SIoden in u
Quart @aier NIT 1Ks l1naen Sett bid
elm. fiist SaI5 mad 8eihmad, cine
Rriie RusfatnuB. eiren gbl0ffel aes
riebene Semmel. eine IeHerIpise
Yfefier (nah 9eidmad aud einen
balben 9beeIoffel seriebene Spiebel)
uno. ipenn bic Slo6eu abeefiiblt iinS,
3fpei san5e Ger ba3u. Vas benz
Seis formt mar Idneli6e. slatte 8loBs
diem, pdl5t iie IN elmer Wii6ung bon
Webl unb seriebener Semmel unb
bddt lie bon beibeu Seiten in bampfenb
beibem Sett solbbraun. Sic tperben
gu Semitic. aud an Stele bon SIeiit
se9eHen.
Nur cine ttn3e tdsliM.
Dor benz 8riege mar Suder IN
Srantreit. Stalien unb 8eIeien reids
lid, porbanben. SieSe Gambler prpbus
5icrten auf ibren Selbern iopiel Suder.
ais lie berbrauten ipo1ten. pdhrenb
guelanb ben srobten TbeI Ieines Be-
oarfs bon ben Gentralmdften be5oa.
Seute proou3ieren Sranfreih uno
Stalien tpenieer als Tie benotbigen,
ipdbrenb Gnslanb's Sufubr an minbes
irens 70 Yrosent abseihnitten 1T.
0ieie brei aaiierten Gambler miifen
Inn 100000 Yfunb mcbr Suder
einiiibren, oils Dor benz 8riese. unb
eieier Mcbrbebari mub bon berielben
Gneue fommer. aus ipelder Die Der.
Staaten ibren gebarf 5ieben. 8ir
miiiien nit ben anberen tbeilen. Weit
benz Spareu aaein III es nidt eethun.
Ser iiblihe a~meriianiihe Werbraud
pro Yerion 1T uneefdbr has 0oppelte
bes @erbrauds 8rautrcif's. Cine
llnae 3uder ieben Tag i'm Sabr pro
g%tnipobner In ben Ser. Staoten aes
ipart. fiiet 1.1sb.000 Scnnen nnierer
8uderliefcrnn8 fir ben senannten
Stped bin5u.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-01

Surh llnboflifteit poner
mauhc 2eutc ibrc Sri9inalit6t be-
meiien unb bcipeiien bod nur. baf
lie Sle9el Iino,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-01
Gin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Napulcon Der Critic gine zines
cages, ais er auf Der 00bc ieines
Slides itanb, ms 5bcater. Sciu
Yage. Elm iun9cr Serr bon bpber glbs
limit, Hpbar Gbnbot, Srin5 bon 2con,
begIeitcte i'm. Scr &aiicr fiimmcrte
lid iuenig INN Die @orltcQun9, bate
aber iein @ergniigcn, Die 3ulharer Al
beobndten. Nad GINGER 53eit be-
obnhtete or nit Remembering ieineu
Yagen, Der lid Inn baS Sdlauipicl
cbenfnls ipeni8 fiintmertc unb feline
Sdnoc unter elmer SaItc Icilues Sc
lpanbes ouf Den 8niecu barg. Sl0bz
lid griff Nnppleou mad linen uno
Taro in oeniclben eineu HoIentranS.
Sn ecricl6c in ieuer Belt nift icbr
III @bren mar, madJtc lif Der Yrin3
uuf eineu itrcugeu @ertpciS gefabt.
Sod NappIeon Ia9te: sic iinb iibcr
Die Ilbcrnbcit bieies Bankruptcies err
bnber. Sic ncrben Gin rcdter Ioun
luerben, fabren sic fort, Sbrcn RuIcnz
fran3 III betcu. ih lperbe Sic nidlt
mtebr Itoren." Scr Sage pllrbc nirfz
lid Elm rcdter Wauu - CT prrbe
Gr5biid)pf o 9einncpn uno binterz
IicB ieiner 9io3eIc picIe anbenfen ieis
ncr Srommi9teit uub 8obltbdti9teit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-01
DaS ieStei'2llattsrei,en
(gon 8. %. g.

0u @alb, ben auf Der Seimatb
SDb'n
Ser Neiiter aufgebaut,
8ie Wdrden. Die Die Wutter
ipann.
60 bit on mir pertraut.
8obI 9IeiBt oh Dir tein Ilpenz
firm,
&ein @iIobah tot gu Sbal.
Nur Sihten, Sufeu, Sannen
9riBt
Ser litte S%onueuitrabl.
Yiingiten. bas Iiebite Set, iiibrte
mid birlaus aus benz 36rm unb Den,
Stimmensepirr Der Stabt in Elm
titles, naloumrauiftes Sbul. tppbir
feline @iienbabn gebt uno feline reiiens
Den GngIduber binitromen. Nir III
es aber oertraut unb Iieb. bcnn es III
Die 6cinlatb meiner 9liitieligen ains
bcr5eit. Sort fpicst nod in FREEZER
2uft
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-01
Gin gutter Ginfaa.

Sn Die Stube eines obcrDiterretfis
iben galiern tamen tpofentlif mebrz
mails 5tpei gauernburiten our abenos
unterbaltune. Die lid oft biz in bic
Raft binein ausbebute. Ser Huge
Bauer merfte tpohl, baB Der geiuh
eisentlih Ieinen Ndeben gait. mas
ibm oils c~breubaitem Rann niht ans
eenebm mar. aud modte ibm bas
LANCE Iuibleibsn nidt taueen, unb
bod mibte er es tbun. UNI Shlimme.
res 5u perbiiteu; aubererieits tpoIte
or bod. I'M Seinoihait gu oermeiben.
ben Hatbarburihen iein Saus niht
eerabe perbieten. 8as that er alio2
Or bate einen suten ginfaII. Or pers
abrebete NIT ieiner Srau unb cinen,
~beiabrten brapen anefte ieinen
Ylan. I'M Die Burden fort5us
treibeu.
HitJtie famen biefelben tpieber.
Sie l%Interbaltuns beeann. 8ereits
mar es 5ebn l1br Rafts ~serporben.
RlotIif erfldrte Der tpadere Bauer
Der ,%tpertben" @eieniGaft. es lei
beute nod Der Samstass 8oientrau3
a~usitdnbis, mas er nadbolen ipple.
unb tpoau er ieinen geiud freunblidit
einlabe. Susleih fnicte or unb feline
Witbeihiporenen nieber unb beeannen
bersbaft al beten. Die Burden aber
idnitten Dor Werbliiffung bic abions
bcrIifiten 9eIifter. unb aIs lie ben
criten S6rcden iiberifanben batten.
erfs;rten iie. gum 8eteu nid)t eetpms
men an fem rnb perbufteten auf Nims
mcripieberfebr. gu Nus unb Sroms
men auer. bic in dbnIifer Gage iit
b~efinbcn, iei bieics eana quite Wittel
bicrberseiest.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1917-06-28
DOUBLY PROVEN.
Mineral Point Readers Can No Longer
Doubt the Evidence.

This Mineral Point citizen testified
long ago.
Told of quick relief of undoubted
benefit.
The facts are now confirmed
Such testimony is complete the evil
dence conclusive.
1t forms convincing proof OF merit
j. C. Stendebach, painter, Mineral
Point, says: Il had considerable trou-
BILE from weak kidneys. ] suffered from
severe attacks of backache and other
symptoms of disordered kidneys. The
kidney secretions were unnatural and
very irregular in passage. / got box
Of Doan's Kidney Pills at Ivey's Drug
Store and they gave me prompt relief
from the pains and aches in my back.
My kidneys were fixed up in good
shape, too Statement given July %,
1900
Almost three years later Mr.. Stende-
bach said Il have the very same
confidence in Doan's Kidney Pills as
when / previously recommended them.
When | have any slight return of kid
ney trouble, Doan's Kidney Pills always
benefit me.
Price 80 cents. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Stendebach has twice publicly rec
Foster Milburn Co., Props,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1917-06-28
BIDS SOLICITED

Sealed bids win be received by the
undersigned as clerk Of the Board OF
Education OF the city OF Mineral Point.
until the 5,h day of July, A, d. 1914 at
8 O'Clock p m. for furnishing all ma
terials and labor for installing an en-
closed spiral fire escape on the high
school building in this city, in accord
ance with plans and specifications for
the same on file in the Office OF the und-
ersigred The board reserves the right
20 reject ans and ali bids.
Dated june la, 1917.
II. q. JACKSON.
Clerk Of Board 81 Educa-
2tV2 Uon, Ninera, Point Wis
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1917-06-28
TRINITY CHURCH

Sunday Services
Holy Bucharest 800 a. m.
Morning prayer 1890.
Sunday School. 1900 m.
F. P. O. REED, Rector
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1917-06-28

Even in seasons as favorable as the
average il is going 60 be more and more
profitable TO raise good crops The mass
ing Of population in the cities still goes
on and at the highest rate ever known.
II insures those who till the soil Ia wider
and better market for their products,
as the country fills up and the proper
ton Of urban to rural population con-
tinues torise
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1917-06-28
METHODIST EPISCOPAL cHURcH

CHARLES w. EMERY. PASTOR
The morning and evening services of
public worship will bedispensed with on
June "a and July l. Other services as
usual.
Sunday services
Class meetings $3.50.
Sunday School 11:t5 a. m. Classes
for all. Our motto: "The whole cl.urch
at Sunday School. Those who have no
other Sunday school home are invited
to come with US.
Junior League 800 p. m.
Epworth League at $50.
A general invitation to all our SER
vices is extended. Strangers in the
city are especially welcome.
Save Thursday evening for the reg
ular prayer service.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1917-06-28
Corre|I & Martin
LINDEN
By Hazel Hicks.

Wealthy Wilkinson is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. J.. c. Kramer at Livingston.
Mrs. Mary Tracy of Boscobel spent
the past week here with her daughter,
Mrs. VIM. Imhoif.
Nelson Hillary has been serving on
the jury at County Court held at Dodge
vile.
Miss Bonnie Bartlett returned to her
home at New Glarus on Friday after
spending a couple of weeks at the Sam
uel Launder home
The Misses Frye and Fecht Of High
land were guests at the n. Tredinnick
home Thursday and Friday
Miss Elizabeth Caygill came home
from Roberts, Wis. last week to spend
the summer vacation with her parents.
A large number from out Of town at
tended the dance given at the Auditor
ium on Thursday evening. Fine music
was furnished by the Guenther Jazz
Band of Madison.
Curtis Fault spent portion of last
week with relatives in Belmont. Also
Miss Eunice Fault.
Mrs. j. N. Vial, Mrs. Sheldon Rule
and VIM. Poad were at Montfort Fri
day evening to see Miss Mary Johns,
who has been quite i'll.
Lucille Holman was here from Fenni-
more visiting with the VIM. Wearne
family last week.
Mrs. s. S Gribble and son Worth
were at Madison last week attending
the commencement exercises of the u.
of W, her son Stephen being graduate
Mrs. Edith Harwick of Chicago was
guest of Mrs. r. T. Richards several
days recently.
The ladies' Of the Number Seven church
held an ice cream social on their church
lawn Tuesday evening II was well
paronized, the sum of twenty dollars
being taken in.
Mr.. Roach of Colorado is visiting at
the Samuel Gribble home.
Mrs Lulu Short entertained the
l.. b S. Club on Friday evening.
Announcements were received here
this week of the marriage Of Miss Maud
Fault daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Fault of this place, TO Mr. Adam Steel,
Jr, of Manltowoc, Wis, on Saturday.
June 90, at Manitowoc They will bJ
at home aJ Manitowoc after Aug. 90.
Mrs. Steel was one Of Lindens best
young ladies and her many friends her,
wish them q long and happy welded life
Mrs Mary DeNoyer and children OF
Owosso, Mich, are visiting with he,
father, Mr. Vim. Pollard,
The farm home of MIR. and Mrs. W
L. Masters was the scene Of much mer,
rimeat on Wednesday evening Of last
week, when William entertained mum
Der Of his gentlemen friends at stag
party An present report an eujoyabl,
evening
MIR and Mrs. Curtis Preston ar,
visiting relativ, ; at Durand, Wis.
Wilma Feathers returned Monday
from Cuba City, where she has beer
since school closed here.
Several from here attended Cam
Meeting at Platteyille on Sunday.
Bon Collins spent several days Of thi.
week at Belmont.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1917-06-28
CHURCH NOTICES
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

w. j. C. BOND, PASTOR
Sunday services
1920 a. M, public worship.
1i:45 a. M, Sunday School.
$50 p. M, Christian Endeavor.
1880 public worship.
Weekly prayer meeting, Thursday
evening at 7:30.
Junior Endeavor Friday afternoon.
Strangers always welcome.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1917-06-28

The Paris police recently captured
a burglar who used a stethoscope to
hear the sounds made by combina-
ton locks on safes to enable him "a
open them.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1917-06-28

Ray NEWTON,
Prince of Magic.
One Of the most interesting programs
Of the entire week is given 10y Pro
fessor Newton. He IL able to produce
the most pleasing and surprising pro
grams in legcrdemain ever given TO a
chautauQua audience
Mineral Point Chautauqua
July 5th to nth
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1917-06-28
ST. PAUl'S CHURCH

L. P. O'REILLY, PASTOR
Sunday services
Mass at 800 and 1000 a. m.
Evening service at 7:30.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1917-06-28
THE AIRMAN
BY JOSEPH r. KESCEL.

painfully crawled after his fall. In
half delirlum he muttered to himself
numerous broken sentences.
Commanding officers orders were
Go out over enemy's position, ascer-
tain strength, and report Immediately
upon your return Tried to do IT, and
would have done it, hadn't been for
that deyilsh she'll Machine damaged
and old Fred badly wounded.
Cant forget his words and action
when he saw we were hard hit. Good
by, George, old man, good-by, he
yelled. I'm badly wounded Informa-
ton very much needed at headquar-
tiers. Alone there Is a chance 70 make
It. with me IN the machine II is inn
possible Tell Katy my last thoughts
were of her Then for love of coun-
try he threw himself out into space.
Struck the hard ground inside the en-
emy's lines, and was killed.
Rotten luck. Just downright hard
luck, after everything had gone so
well. Splendid flight we made to
headquarters, with the information
they wanted, when that whistling devil
caught us. with Freds weight gone,
the machine partly righted itself and
would have made d safe landing, but
for this beustly tree
steering gear broken, no chance
TO guide. Leg busted, arm broken,
and head feels smashed Worst luck
is in being unable to make report.
Now my head has gone wrong.
Saw the moon above. now see moons
all over going everywhere Funny.
Wish / had drink of water and can
teen empty Wow, Big moon is com
ing right toward me. There It comes
Hear VOICES, strange, and The man in
the moon has an automobile. Can hear
the purr Of his engine"
With start THE Bird" realized
that II was an automobile from his
corps, lie attempted to raise nm arm
and uttered faint shout. Figures
alighted and came rapidly toward him
In Il low, audible tone he said:
II wish to report position very strong.
Heavily REINFORCED and more coming
up rapidly" Then he lapsed into IN
consciousness.
DAYS had passed. One cool bright
morning "The Bird" opened his eyes,
now free from delrium A gentle sigh
passed his lips and Ggure bent over
him. Two questioning brown eyes
ga2ed into his In a weak voice he
whispered: REPORT cnemy'S position
strong, heavily re-cnforccd. This IS
very important"
Good nurse Winthrop grasped the
situation at once and. knowing II best
TO humor the patient. hurried away.
Returning to the bedside of the wound
ed man she said quietly, Your or
derS have been obcyed. Headquarters
have been informed"
al know YOU" he gaSped. Katy,
dear old Fred's sister. His last words
were of you. say good-by for him.
Am tired now and sleepy" With this
he lapsed into peaceful slumher.
The late afternoon sun. streaming
through the big hospital windows.
found nurse Winthrop again standing
beside her new pntieut The head
nurse gently chided Miss Winthrop
for the decided interest in patient
No 25I
The girls eyes filled With tears and
she answered humhly, please don't
ScOld for ne was with my brnthar
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-29
POSTPONE D0LAM.
BALDWIN BATTLE

II was announced today that the
proposed bout between Red Dolan. OF
New Orleans. and Al. Baldwin. Of
Jacksonville, which was scheduled at
u.a Sale for the evening of November
?. has been postponed probably until
about the 10th OF the month
According to the announcement, 1t
was Impossible to complete arrange
mcnts in time for the engagement, SO
the postponemcnt was made rece
sary
Dolan has been in the South visit
ing with his folks. and his victorious
campaign in The northern rings has
occupied much space in the sporting
pages of the southern press
His manager. Tommy Walsh, has
plenty of confidence in his lad, and
he writes that when Dolan and Bald
win get into the ring 1t means anoth
or victory for the "Sunburst." Fans
recall Doan IN his battle with Clint
Flynn at Ottawa last winter a lively
scrap in which matters we're about
even most of the way.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-29
SATURDAYS FOOTBALL
RESULTS.

Lake Forest A.. 20; Elgn II S.. ..
Northwestern A.. q; Bclot II. S.. 4
Morgan Park, "a: Schurz, 0.
Sem, 81 Austin 0.
Marshall. 3; Lake View o.
Englewood, ~; Wendell Phillips. I
Hyde Park, 81; Crane, D.
Harrison, 6; Lane, 0.
Parker, D; Sem y.
Hyde Park. Z; Crane, ..
Harrison, 81. Lane. ..
Oak Park, 81; New Tricr, I
Thornton. 10; La Grange, o.
East Aurora, 81; La Grange. Z.
Riverside, Al; Bloom, 0.
batavia, Z, Downcrs Grove. q.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-29
GARAGE DOOR AUTOMATIC.
Opens Of Own Accord With PusA
Buttons,

No more will the owner of the pleas
ure car find 1t necessary to "bonk-
honk" his signal horn to have the
garage door opened for him. A re.
Gently perfected idea for the mechan-
ical operation of garage doors, enables
him to open them for himself without
leaving his machine.
The doors are moved by an electric
motor, which Is controlled by push
buttons on post. The post may be
located anywhere that suits the con
venience OF the driver OF the car. The
doors may also be locked or unlocked
from the outside by the insertion OF a
Yale key,-Technica World.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-29
The Whole Neighborhood Knows.

Mrs. Anna Pelzer 1926 Jefferson St,
So. Omaha, Neb., writes II can rec
ommend Foley's Honey and Tar as a
sure cure for coughs and colds. 1t
cured my daughter of bad cold My
neighbor, Mrs. Benson, cured herself
and her whole family with Foley's
Honey and Tar, and everyone In our
nelghborhood speaks highly of It,"
This reliable family remedy masters
Group. 1t clears the air passages and
eases The gasping, strangling fight
for breath. For sale by w. ID. Duncan
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-29
IS INDOOR BALL TO
DIE IN OTTAWA, ALL
FANS |NTERROGATE
GREAT WINTER GAME COULD
BE USED AS BOON TO RED
CROSS WoRk-JoLlET ORGAN.
lies LEAGUE.

With little possibility of city in
door league being organized here thi
winter the chances of developing ;
good independent team are yer.
bright There is no doubt but wha
Ottawa can put one of the best in
door teams in the state in the field
and then why not stage games fol-
the benefit of the Red Cross, a noble
and worthy cause say we. Since the
time U. s. severed diplomatic rela
tons with Germany, sporting events
and the Red Cross have been linked
together in good many ways. 1t
remained for Comisky, the old Ro
man to lend his aid with portion
of the receipt from the White Sox
games and its lead pipe that right
here in Ottawa and independent in
door team can be organized that will
be willing to give all the receipts to
the Red Cross, after paying expenses.
Joliet, the hotbcd of indoor teams
in years past is again blossoming
forth with an indoor team and nat,
urally they went to pick on Ottawa for
game.
There is no question, but what good
teams can be brought here. and fans
Wy supporting the indoor team will be
doing their bit for the Red Cross.
Ottawa's patriotic sense has been
attested In the sale of the liberty bond
and countless other instances let's
pep up a little and put on indoor team
in the field for the benefit of the
Red Cross.
In the two seasons of indoor base
ball here, the attendance has been
exceptionally good and with an All
Star team Of performers. the state
building would be well filed for all
games.
Fitzgerald, Joliet's great indoor mag
nate is willing to bring a picked team
OF celebrities here for game on any
occasion and asked only that the OF
tawa team paying the transportation
fees, furthermore. Fitz says there
will be a gOodly number of Joliet fans
accompanying his team here.
II the canned sport is to be re
vivcd. 1t will be Gnly by linking it
with the Red Cross. and the Red
Cross feature has proven popular
ono since the beginning OF the war
with Kaiser Bill
Or. Wendell. Vince Dougherty. Din.
ny Dunn. II. Lindemann. Jerry Madi
gan, Bert Larson and Jimmy O..
meare should call little confab and
discuss the matter. Ottawa fans are
laundering for canned baseball
let's give them something Of high
class caliber