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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-20
CRACKSMEN OBTAIN.
$4,000 FROM BANK
AT SUMMIT. ILLINOIS
TUNNEL WAY INTO VAULT AND
BURN OUT STEEL CAsikG WITH
ACETYlENE TORCH MAKE
GETAWAY WITHOUT OETEC.
TON

Summit. ILL.,. Dec 20 Cracksmcn
early today tunncllcd through the
wall Of the vault Of the Summit STATE
bank and escaped with $4,000 The
money was contained in two suit
cases, one holding 5000 and tho
other $4,000
The robbers overlooked bag con.
aiming $4,000 which was concealed
lnderne;~, u tier of safety deposit
boxes.
Gaining entrance TO the bank by
)rying open the rear window The rob.
1ers used a scldge hammer and a
heavy croWbar to break through the
1rick wall Of the vault and then burn.
I'd the inner steel casing with an
lC"tylcnc tOrCh In the north wall Of
he vault they battered a hole large
enough for one Of them to crawl
through. The wall is foot thick.
The robbery was discovered at s
)'clock when The bank was opened.
No one saw the robbers enter or leave
he bank
Henry G. kilgour. president Of the
bank said. the bandits obtained not
'ess than 100000 and perhaps as high
Us $1,000. the majority of which was
he pay of 5000 employees of the
Argo factory Of the Corn Products Re.
timing company.
Since April 81 1917 bank robbers
have cleaned M about $l3o.oO0 in
Chicago and suburbs.
Get $500 at Memphis.
Memphis. Tenn. Dee. 20. Yeggmcn
blew the vault OF The Galloway u
Ebcrhart Coal company. in tho heart
Of tho business district carly today
and escaped with s350O.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-20
OTTAWA HOUSEWIFE
TO PAY BIG PRICES
FOR XMAS ED|BlES
FOOD COST WILL BRING PRICE
OF DINNER UP 25 PER CENT.
OVER WHAT IT WAS IN 1916
CHRISTMAS FALLS ON MEAT.
LESS DAv.

There has been a slisht decrease in
the cost Of turkey during the last
three days. which will make the menu
for the 1917 Christmas. falling on
moutluss Tuesday. easier for the OF
tawa housewives. NolwithslandiDg
this reduction it is likely that chick
en- viii be the fowl for the Christmas
dinner this year
Turkeys viii be- about IS cents u
pound or higher this year, Whan
fully dressed The housewife who
buys her turkey alive Or NcW York
dressed must consider the dcprcc,a'
tlon in he turkey when II is ready
for cooking.
There will be about a twenty-five
per cent. added to the cost of Christ
mas dinners this year in spite OF
Hoover and his food administration
being on the trail Of tho provision
sharks.
Canned goods are about the only
kind Of food on the market that Is
not selling for more this year than
at this time in l9lG.
Syrups of all kinds are about 90
per cent. higher at this time than
| lusl year, and some brands of S!ripr
are 80 per cent higher.
Eggs arc selling at 80 cents Il dozen
/ for fresh eggs and l5 cents dozen
I for packed eggs, d raise OF d cents on
tho dozen over last years price.
Country butter is selling for Is
cents q pound and creamery butter Is
/ 81 cents a pound, a raise OF l0 cents
on the pound over the 1916 price.
Kettle rendered lard is selling foI
As cents, which is an increase Of &C
per cent on last years price.
Bread is higher this year. The
loayes are smaller and the prices are
higher. but bread has dropped IN price
/ in Chicago and Ottawa housewives
are hoping that the Ottawa bread vii
do the same.
Flour Is selling for 1925 . l9-poun'
sack which is an increase Of IS cents
on oach t9 pounds.
Sugar Is selling at S% cents
pound. which shows u decline in th'
sugar market in the last few weeks
Meats have raised on an average o
2J per cent. during the last year
Some kinds Of meat have not raisc'
this much. while others have raiset
more, bringing the average to % pc
cent.
All kinds Of nuts have raised fron
5 to 10 cents a pound and candle
bavc raised In proportion to the II
crease in the cost OF raw candy ma
tcrlols.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-20
LID CLAMPED DOWN
ON ATHLETIC SHOW
BY LOCAL OFFICIALS
MINISTERIAL CL "A IMS BEAR
FRUIT WHEN FORMAL PROTEST
AGAINST NEW YEARS ExHIs
TON is PRESENTED AUTHOR.
TIES

Ministerial objections to the New
Years day athletic exhibition at the
Gaycty thcatcr. as a soldiers bcno
fit, today bore fruit. Two officials
Mayor +. r. Bradford and Sheriff T.
NJ Davis ordered the lid clampcd
down tight and as result further
plans for the contest have been abGn.
dcncd
Clcrgymcn who became interested
IN the case brought pressure to bear
IN their dcnounccmclSs Of the "Cn'
tertainment' and let it be known that
ii the local authorities did not act
they would call upon The governor
10 force the Issue 10 u successful cul
mnaiion. The result left only one
alternative and that was TO order
The exhibition called off without fur.
tier ado.
In speaking OF his attitude in the
matter Mayor Bradford stated. while
hc had given no consent To tho per
'ormancc at the Gaycty. he promised
no interference with the promotion
of the venture unless there was oppo
sition from any source to the show
When the preachers committee
came 10 me and fled their protests
there was nothing could do but en-
force the law, he said.
Sheriff Davis was Of the same opin
ion. Both officials were inclined 10
be liberal in the case, as long as the
thing was planned as a soldiers ben
eft. and all the moneys derived
from that source were TO be turned
over to the city's fighting men in all
branches OF tho service.
Sheriff Davis said:
Il personally do not have any ob.
lccl ions to these athletic exhibitions.
But there Is only one thing can do
when an objection to them is raised
as forcibly as this one brought to my
attention this morning. !. by virtue
Of my Office. will have to see that the
law is no, violated in this regard and
will issue orders to my men 10 see
that there are 10 ihrrlcllonS allowed.
Mayor Bradford issued his orders
after consultation with men promn'
emily identified with the proposition
solely thru the bcncyolcnec Of II. and
it was agreed that ii the exhibition
was to be prize fight II could he
rated in no other way th1n law yio'
alton They Withdrew from the prop
os'tion and recommend that the
mayor and sheriff perform their duty
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-20
Get $500 at Memphis.
VICTIM OF ELECTRIC
FLASH PASSES AWAY
IN RYBURN HOSPITAL

Frank Nocmans aged 80, the Mar.
seillcs electrician who was so badly
burned last Sunday by an electric
flash from the switchboard at the
Northern Illinois Light a. Traction
Co. power plant, died last night at u
O'Clock at Ryburn hospita in this
city.
Nr. Noemans was removed TO the
hospital here as soon as the accident
occurred and 1t was thought ut first
he might recover.
The deceased is survived by his
wife and six children
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-20
OPEN BRANCH LIBRARY
AT FEDERAL PLATE

The books for the branch library at
the Federal Plate glass works are
being moved from Roddck's library
today aud will be ready for distribu.
tion IN q few days.
Two ruumS of n house in the Fed.
cral Plate addition were secured for
this purpose. These rooms have been
extensively remodeled and re-decor.
atcd aud will make an ideal place
for branch library.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-20
FORMER RESIDENT
DIES IN STREATOR

Mrs. lsadorc Eagle. Il former Oua
WI resident, died suddenly lasl night
ut her home in Strcator. Mrs. Eagle
moved from this city about forty
years ago,
Her husband proceeded her in death
six years ago.
Five children are left to mourn hei
loss Elizabeth and Isadore. OF Strea
tor Maymc and Dennis. OF Los
Angeles. and Louis. of Moline.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-20
used First Sewing Machine.

The first woman 10 America to use 4
sewing machine died at WiDsted in
Connecticut, at the age OF eighty.six.
She was Miss Elizabeth kilbourn, who
in the tfties was teucher IN prl-
yatc school ut New Hartford When
elias Howe was experimenting with
his invention. he asked her to help
him, and 50 to her fell the honor Of
being the first TO use the new machine
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-20
OTTAWANS PROMOTE
PERFECTION TIRE co.

S. Il. Boyd and Joseph Gualano. OF
Chicago. will leave tonight for Fort
Madison. Iowa, after spending few
days IN Ottawa in the interests OF
The Perfection Automobile Tire Go.
The Perfect Tire Company is a
large automobile tire concern, whose
products have been on the market
for two years. The company has two
factories ~ operation, ono at Fort
Madison. Iowa. and the other 1T Wa
bash, Ind.
4 company office will be opened ii
Ottawa January list, either in the
Central Life building or IN The OF
tawa Banking a. Trust Go. building
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-20
DISTRICT MEDICAL
BOARD IS NAMED D
PHYSICIANS hND4 DOCTORS ARE
CHOSEN TO SERVE ON RE-Ex.
ANIMATION BOOY-DR, PETTY
is CHIEF or EOARD-OTTAWA
SEAT OF DISTRICT.

Announcement was made today At
Springfield of The men who will con.
Siilutc The medical re-eXamination
board Of District No. s. Of which OF.
tawa is the seat. Dr j. W. Petit, of
Ottawa. has been constituted the
medical chief of The district, which Is
made MP Of la Sale and lureou
counties.
The following physicians and dem.
lists have bcca chosen TO serve on
this denomination board:
Dr r. W. Burrows, Ottawa
Dr. W II. J1micSon. Ottawa.
Dr. Fred {, Taylor. Peru.
Ur \. {. Purcell Sucator.
Dr j. II. Franklin. Spring Valley.
Dr l.. J. Quillcn. Strcalor
DR. Walter ". GreayrS, la Sale
Dr. Il. T. IaDuc, Ottawa.
DR.. Harry G. hin. Strcalor
Dr t. +. Jordan. Ottawa
pr T. !, wendell Ottawa.
Dr.. y. A. Guthrie, Ottawa.
Qucstonnaires Held Up.
The mailing Of the queStlounaires
has been held M by the local cXcmp-
tion board for several days until the
supple mcntS arrive in Ottawa. AS
soon as The supplements arrive the
forms will be mailed out to the reg.
istercd men in the usual quota each
day,
The sixteen new fling cases and
the covers for the records of the req.
istcrcd men have arrived. These Gov
ors contain all the papers for . com.
pletc record Of each registered man.
Every mans record Is filed in an IN.
diyidual cover. IN this way the board
will be able to have facts about each
registered man at their disposal Of a
minutes notice,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-20
Rcmemher the Golden Rule.

Remember 10 DO unto men what you
would have them do unto yoL
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-20

Unsettled tonight and
riday. PROBABLY light
ain. Colder Friday.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-20
MASONIC XMAS PARTY
TAKES PLACE FRIDAY

The Christmas party given each
year by HE Masons under The aus.
plccs of the White Shrine OF Jcrll
salem. will be held at the Masonic
temple tomorrow. Friday. December
o. a program will be given at 4
O'Clock, to which the Masons and
their families are invited
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-20
NUNN ETlI.
Spends Five Days in Paris.

November 80, 1917
Dear Father
! am in Paris on five days leave
which ends today and 20 back to
the Flanders mud after delight.
ful holiday, am sending you u
package which | hope will reach
you at Christmas time | will write
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-20
U-b0AT IS FAILURE SAYS LL0YD-GE0RCE
PREMIER SAYS SUBS
HAVE Been beaten
London, Dec. 20.-Premier Lloyd George to-
day told the British nation that Germanys sub
marine war has failed. The premier delivered a

N>AAv NiA>A "a
speech on the war situa-
ton in the House of
Commons in which he
stated that the margin Of shipping
losses is growing less and less.
The sinking Of submarines is on the
increase while the output Of the
shipbuilding yards is growing larger
I'll the time
There has been big development
in the food situation" said Mr..
George.
British tonnage decreased twenty
per cent during the past year. but
despite this the imports for 1917 will
show an increase Of six per cent. over
those of 1916" the statement declar-
ed
Touching upon Americas entry In.
to the war tho speaker said that this
event and the establishment OF an al.
lied council of war would loom big
in the future"
Austria Makes Dire Threat.
The Hague. Dec 30.--That Austria
will demand peace with annexatlons
and with indemnties II the allies rc-
oct the peace offers by the Central
powers, was indicated III speech de-
,tvered in the Austrian parliament BY
he foreign minister. He said that tho
central powers are ready to enter In.
% peace negotiations and forccasted
formal peace offer from Vienna and
Berlin,
Scott Escapes Submarine.
An Atlantic Port, Dec. 20.--The Am
srlcan liner which arrived here today
With Major General Hugh Scott, as
me OF its ninety eight passengers. on.
,agcd a German submarine In baltic
,ff the Irish coast December II. Tho
american gunners fred several shots
It the C'Doat which made It's escape.
however. by submerging without al.
emptin9 to attack the liner
The War in Summary.
Kusslas turbulent domestic affairs
md the uncertainty of their outcome
vas still the first in tho worlds at.
cntion today.
Civil war in the new republic Il an.
rlrcntly spreading and 4 cps have
>ecn taken by the Bolsheviki govern.
nent at pctrogrod 10 defend the city
II case OF Siege.
No news Of the prosrass OF the
1eace negotiations between The Bol.
sheyiki and the German delegates has
0ech received for nearly twenty four
hours and their Is every Indication
'hat Germany Is trying to hasten them
through with a rush
Nothing decisive has occurred on
the western front and in Italy there
has been no Developments of great
Importance. although heavy fighting
1aS occurred in Il snow storm in which
me Austro-Gcrmans made gain on
'hc Assiego plateau and captured
about 1000 prisoners.
Greek Army Fighting.
Paris, Dee. 2O.-Greek troops are
now fighting with the allies in Mace
1ona
French and British officers have
oyerhauled the air corps of the Greek
army and adyices received today said
hat Greek ayia,ors arc seeing con.
staut service. Some Of them have
taken part in raids over Constantine
pie and The DardanclleS defonses.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-20
LIEUT.. PETIT SAYS
u. s. MUST WIN IF
t TAKES TEN YEARS
OTTAWA DOCTOR SOMEWHERE
IN FRANCE" PREDICTS FALL
OF AMERICAN PRINCIPALS iE
GERMANY Is NOT DEFEATED.

Italian rcuerses and Russia cyi
dcncc of yellow are dwelt upon il
pessimistic terms while fcryen'
American threats are made by Dr
Roswell Petit who says in his lat
est letter home from somewhere
over there" Wen lick 'em If it takes
ten years" and we must beat them
and if we don'l-'but the letter
speaks for Itself:
November %, 1917,
Dear Father.
| have not received a letter from
you for sometime, but mothers
letter of October 2?nd reached mo
yesterday.
Since writing you last things
have been very quiet with me
have had practically nothing TO do
"A little drill little sanitary in.
spccti0n. and few sick 10 see
every day. and the rest Of The time
| 30 walking and riding, or cXcr.
else my French on the inhabitants.
Ny French is fierce, know but il
is the only way to learn, and | pick
up . little every day.
For Il few days last week |
thought | was elected TO 90 10 Italy,
but was left behind. and the first
Of this week was transferred to an.
other unit. do not know when We
are to 10 back 10 the line but not
for couple OF weeks. | understand.
In the meantime an hoping to eel
10 Paris for n few days--if possible
for THANKSGIVING. | do not believe
| will get turkey. though Things
are awfully high here Toe r piece
for eggs, and other things in pro.
portion; but the army is well fed;
plenty Of meat, vegetables, sugar.
coffee and tea, aud on the who'll
Vcll cooked.
Mother oskod me what the boys
over here wanted most for Christ
mas. am sure | cannot say. but
on the Nhoi" think heavy WOODEN
socks are the most needed. Tell
her TO send me Il couple of pairs
sometime. think the boots you
sent will be a very suitable present
for me. They came last week and
are lust what wanted. o., a..
with Italy gone TO smash. We all
feel pretty dubious here about an
early ending Of the war would
not be surprised TO see IT drag on
three years or more. especially II
Russia declares separate peace,
which she will most certainly do.
We are all Of Us in for a rough
timc. bot just remember that We
arc getting II roughcr than any of
you at home and am not at oil
doNnhcarlcd. and if am not. You
ut home should not be. We'll lick
en- If II takes ten years, That IS
what told German officer pri5
oncr. and he said. the Germau5
cant win, but on the other hand
you can't beat rs. either We
MUST mcat them aud If We don't.
we'll. all our ideas of right and
wrong, aud justice. aud morality,
aud everything else arc gone. 1t Il
n var of priuclple. tho same as the
Rebellion, and il muSl be fought
out II Is nasty Job but must be
done. and personally | would rath
cr be here than at home trying to
explain why am not here, will
come out all right. so don't worry
Love to all.
Your son
ROSWELL.
d. IL,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-20
Vestry TO Meet.

There will be a meeting Of the YES
try Of Christ Episcopal church Friday
afternoon. December 2ist, at o'clock
in The office of j W. llanifen.
immediately Of my wonderful trip
10 Paris.
Merry Christmas aud Happy
New Year to all OF you, and per.
hnps you can think Of me IN the
trenches at that time.
Things are going nicely with me.
ROSWELL
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Stimms. fpenn man i6m burfl
Shmdben fhnsit5eIi. Jit Der 2iebs
bubkr NIT istnem DOesI 10 nett, bob
bitisr nrn,ein gan, tinb gor 5nbmss
Sbjsr seporb.n III, bns bein Rdben
ftines Serrr freurie be stopffsbtrn
itSuttxae I'm aisr<i6t aas fflor uit
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-08
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