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The Pulaskian., 1918-11-01

Eouitable Life Insurance Society
took s2O,0OO,OO0 of the Fourth Liber-
ties.
The Pulaskian., 1918-11-01

And this reminds me that I wrote
a fine story for the Pulaskian last
week, thinking it was November, tell
ing you why you should send me a
dollar to Wye for your subscription to
Tho Pulaskian. When got to Little
Rock and realized it was still October,
knew that the Wandering Fairy
made me think it was November just
because she knew we were going to
have November weather and am
glad l saw it that way so I could be
home during this bad weather.
The Pulaskian., 1918-11-01

This morning, Monday, October g,
the thermometer was down to 81 de-
grees, but because it was cloudy and
windy, too, there was no frost to in
jure either my tomato or watermelon
vine. though we had a frost over 4
month ago that nipped my neighbors
sweet potato vines.
The Pulaskian., 1918-11-01

have been informed that Miss
Grace Holbrook, of Wye, will teach
the school on Mr. Moss place, so YOU
see it is good to announce your wants
in The Pulaskian.
The Pulaskian., 1918-11-01

Send to VIM. F. Beck, Wye, Ark,
a money order, check, or a dollar bill
for your subscription to The Pu-
laskian.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-26
KLERIKALM STRANA PRO DOSAZENf
CfSAkEK KARLA.
VZRUSTAUCf HLAD We VfDNI.
HRABE KAROLYl PROTESTUJE PROTI SPOJENE-
CKYM PODMfNKAM.

Bern a. prosince. Americky dopisovate mel delsf
rozmluvu dr. Waltzem, inSpruckym bskupss6enz vysov
ne prav ze jedine obsazen zbyvafcfho Rakeka vosem
americkym anglckym m1ze zdolat hrozicf rbu We Vd-
nj Waltz jenz byval uciteem nabozenstW 33ho cisafe
Kara. -nhiashoval;~4a -xlastnx-
nevzda anil byl sesazen ze en prost6 sfek dcasen
svi nyneM vlade Kerikan byvaeho Rakouska do
sud doufa ze dosedne trIn Re president Wilson navs
Widen nasedkem pffmluvy papeze Benedkta Agent to
strany Rakouska, Uher Nemecka pracujf Sv4caru
ably uo myslenku zfskAn by katolfc ssnf soJenec
ktch ------s @ > +<<~; @#
Proslycha se ze kardnal Hartmanv Koline mad Rtnem
smff belgickym kardinalem znAmym vlasencem Mer
ciere ze rana fancouzskch katokt jest hotova dopo
moci Karovi Wade jz tax nebo onak jedno jest
sto z Widen nebude usefena pred pohromou esze nebu
de okupovana spoeneckymi oddly z dnes jest skutecnos
kazdy ponekud zamozny cov9k Widen kvapn9 opous
meso neskta vice bezpecneho dtulku neposkyuje ami
sobni jistoty. 20
ulicfch paraduje 100000 nezamestnanSch, volacfch
po chleb9 prac Do Vdne dochazf en 10000 trI mleka
denne mfsto potfebnych 100000 rd lidu poskytovane
Porce nestac ami poloviny nenutnejsf obzv6 Nesnese
ne pom9ry Vdni sou haseny vsech stran Cechy u
hry by pry molly zasob byvae havnf cernozute r.
Sc potravnam uhm ale zpecujf tax ucni nikdo ba
ami spojenci ODE zeme tomu nemohou donutiti.
Budapest rs. prosnce. - Hrabe Karoly vddce mad'ar
sky osov vcera dove shrom&zden obvhova spojenecke
yady ze nedodrzu podmlnky kerch bylo uzavfeno phi
mdff Prohasil nemoznost udrze dele vefent pokoj
kid nebude nedffve rozfesen problem zasobovan
md poravnam Zarove shromazd9n ozn4m te zaslal pre-
sdentovi Wsonov zpravu, niz uuje ze Uhry souhla
jeho zAsadam ale soucasne protesujf prot domneemu
porusen podmfnek pffmeH strany spojencd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-26
PRESlDENTOVA PkEHLfDKA VALEC-
NYCH VETERAN0.
VfTACf REC GEN. PERSHINGA.
z CHAUMONTU ODCESTUJf MANzELE WILsO-
NOVY DO LONDYNA.

Chaumont Is. prosince. "Nenalezam srdcich vel
kych vddcd nimiz mann pravomoc jedna zadneho rozdu
zAkadnch dcefch Znea jedna vet pronesenych dnes
front9 americkemu yojsku.
Presd Wsonovi dostao velice vfeeho pfijetf cd
byvateva mesta Chaumonu ez jest tax dzce spojeno hi
sto americkeho ponfho talent do Francie kere sta
10 havnm na6enika AAbu enz zde df sm9
fujicf zakoncen valky Wilson pfje hodine dopoledn
byv spou svof chot uvtan nadra generaem Perish
ingem velicim generalem francouzskym Wberem prefe
tenn mayorem mesa Cestnou straz tvofiy diva puky
rcy francouzsky M9sto obeko slavnostn hav
mez zaplavou vajek vtay prssdenta pffpadne napisy
Havn uvtanf deo radnic kde nadsena sova
ra odpovedel nemen6 vfele
radnice jel prdvodu gen. Pershnga do Humes pre-
hdce oddelen voska prvniho armadnho sbor kde
81 gen. Pershing nasedujici proslov:
pane presdente druhove vojaci Sesli jsme zde
dnes pocet vetee nasch armad lodstva Poprve pre-
hzf americky president americkou arm&du CHI pId9
sesterske repubky poboku echz vofnd jsme boo
sci saby dosazeno bylo AsstQY&ho nalru.
lnve jmenu vaSern vaSe druhy, jsem hrdym ze
mohu prohlas presdentu ze rikdy zadna jina armada
nesouza dcnne sve zem ze zadna na nikdy neboovala
pro SechetnejN cile."
'Vy pane presidente, vas dtv9rou VAST pomoc usku-
tecn se dspech na armady v&m. jake nasemu nevyss
vee nyni pedsavuji vt9znou armadu naseho n6oda"
President Wilson to odpovedel: -
"Generale Pershingu soudruzi kamaradi Pfa bych ST.
abych moh kazdemu vas tlumoci poselstv po kterem
touzfte cd vasch doma ktef vas tok milu Nemohu
uGn ale mohu vam rc ze kazdy jest srdcem vami Vyko
nall jste vaS povinnos ba vice. vykonal jste duchu
jenz il oslavil zdGstojni.'
"Jest tezko velmi tezko muz obycenou prosou fe ia
kou Jest ma vyadf pocy meho srdce Snad ami neve ia
kou dzkosvou pozornos sme edova kazdy krok vaseho
postupu nikdy ste neustoup vzdy smefovay vase afe
k vytknutemu cfl"
Pc dokoncenf proslovu pfehedl president vojsko ode
bral pi Wilsonovoudo Mongny lie Ro kde setrvai
ii voskem pf vanotnim obede Poom navstvi manzee Will
voisko eho bydistfch vrati pax do Chaumontu
ably 6. hod. odjeli do Londyna
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-26
M!!SssS| M!!s MssSl M!is!
ZEMREL CIZINE.

Clevelandst banker Ed. E.
Newman, tajemnik Cleveland
Trust Co., zemrel vcera v Kan
sas City, kde prodej tamnejsich
pivovard urovnaval. Ia jfzdy
vlakem postizen byl influenzou
kterazto chfipka zanetem Pile
skoncila. Newman narodil Sc v
nasem meste r. 1880 a We zm{-
meme bance zaGal pdvodn6 'jako
stenograf. Poznstatky jeho bu-
dou sem Ultra ku pohfbenf pfi-
,vezspy. - :
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-26
MASARYK A BENES ZASTUpOVATl
BUDOU EESKOSLOVEN
REPUBLIKU.,
PREMlEROVE EJEDNOTLIVYCH sTAT0 PRl
: MlROVEM ZASEDANf.

Paffz, rs. prosince Pfipravne prace mirovemu kon
Versau blfzf ukoncen takze jest ovseobecn6
ocekavano ze pres veke obze nahromad9ne cesu podo
be rdznych narodnostnich konk jedn&ni popne pomer
ne hadce zeeneho stou kde rozhodnuo bude zasadne
hranicch p Evropy zasedah budou z&stupc vSech Gel
n&sch statz Pftomn budou PRESIDENT pfedsedove mini
serskyh kabnetd en ze pesdentove podobne ako
nfci nebudou pode Primo schdzfch ale zasoupen bu
dou sv5m muvcfmi dees&ty jmz davati budou pokyny.
Nova teskosovehska repbka zastoupena bude zahrani
tnm insrem dr. Beness ako delegAtem, president move
no 4tnho daru ToAs G. Masaryk takt&k dostav do Yer
ssiles shy spelapdsobn jek hefeji bylo HssaekaAe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-26
NAVRAT AMERICKEHO LObSTVA
K DOMACfM BREHlM.
NEW YORK Sc CHYSTA K SLAVNOSTNlMU
UVlTANl.

New York 25 prosince. Velke bitevnice Spojentch
Sd ez vofy jakousi straz amecke vaeGne v8pravy do
Evropy zakotvy dnesnfho odpoledne Sandy Hook Ultra
vpu slavnostnm spdsobem koe sochy Svobody do vast
nho pfstavu Lodstvo pfevedene admiraem Mayoem KITE
RI jak znamo doprovazel predenta Wilsona cese do M
pfehednuto bude sekretafem Danielsem Prvnf zp
bzfcim yaecnem odsvu dosy nes kratce po p1lno
c bezdratnou depes superdreadnaughu Pennsylvania
kterou zasla admiral Mavo pozdrav vracejfcfho
sva odf zem New York kona chvane pfpravy velkole-
pemu uvan Daniels ocek&va bude lodstvo president
ske YachA MMayfoer sochy svobody Ma paub9 nalezah
budou in enove Wlsonova kabinetu Pc pfistanf
chodovat bude ppluv muzstvo posadek poctu 10000
muzd DO Broadway So ILL., odkud pdjde S. Ma
Olson Sduard kde prode vfteznou branou. "
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-26
Francouzst uprchlfci pletou proutene kos{ky
VRAzDAV
. RESTAURACL.

/ V restauraci Thompsonov@,
235 Euclid Ave. bylo Q. stedro-
veceru zivo jako We vsech verej
nych lokalech dolenniho m6sta.
Restaurant byl plny hodujicich
IA Veseli vsude panovalo. K jede
nacte hodine v noci situace sc
nahle vSak zm6nila a dosavad-
nj yanocni ruch " divy zmatek
Sc promenil. Do mistnosti vtrhli
totiz diva bandite nez hodujiei
yytusili pritomnost nezvane dvo
jice, 'revolverova rama zatra-
|skla-& kasfrs 4. ;N-ss Roaar, ,za-1
mestnany u registru pobliz hla-
which dvefi, shroutil Sc umira-
jicf ma podlahu. Bylo tax We
Lchvili kdy Bonar register mel
i0tevfeny a kteremhs zam6stnan
Fci drobne mince vydaval. Ban
dita srazil iej ranou do srdce g.
druhy lupic po penezich v regi
stru Sc hnal. Po vystrelu v re-
stauraci zavladl vsak taky. cha
os, ze vydeseni bandite loupe-
ze zanechali a z lokalu prchli.
Neukofistili tedy mic, naproti
ltomu vsak z,ivot kasfra Bonara
nebyl vice k zachraneni - sko
NAL driv nez ambulance do ne
mocnice mohl byti dopraven.
| Lupici unikli z mfsta sveho zlo-
cinu bez nesnazi. Lid v restau-
raci byl strelbou tax prekva-
pen, ze ma pronasledovani vra
ha nikdo ami nepomyslil. Te-
PRIV pozdeji, kdyz policie Sc do
stavila, zahajeno stopovani ban
ditG, lee bezvysledne. Ones ra-
no oba lupici byli ma svobode
dosud a zjisteno jen, BE SO O
muze sotva 25lete, z nichz je-
den byl stfhly a vysoky jako
sosna a druhy zavality, maly.
Nebyli maskovani a ponevadz
Bonara stfelili dffv nez register
vykradli, mysli Sc, ze lupic-
stvi nemeli profesionelni zkuse
nosti. Zavrazdeny slouzil v
Thompsonov6 restauraci sotva
tyden a do Clevelandu pfibyl z
Flint, Mich, asi pred mesicem.
Jeho minulost neni zde znama
La rovnez Sc nevi byl-li syoboden
| ci zenat.
| MSSl IMssSl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-26
ZEPELNY v DOPRAVNf SLIJzBE,
MEN HAMBURKEM A NEW
YORKEM.

pasz &C. prosince - Odzbrojene balony svstemu hra.
hfte Herneina rte4n9nv buou vzdnchood1 obchodni
fe4 n"csnf v.usnf dcpravu mezi New Yorker Hambur-
lew rsadnf zvest bfn&M zdeM list Echo de Paris ze spo
lehiv&ho" pr5 pramene. -
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-29
They Let Hin,
Sleep Sound!y

since taking Foley Kidney Pills
| believe am entirely cured and
sleep Soundsy all night. II. T..
Strayugc,
Take two Of Foley Kidney Pills
with glaSS vi pure water after each
meal ana al bedtime. \ mick and
easy way - put stop to Your got
ing up tine after time during the
, -ht.
o.ev kidney rnl= also stop pain
lack and sides, headaches, stom-
~, troubles disturbed heart action.
stir and achsng joints. and rheumatic
pains due TO kidney and bladder all
M ufS-
Gainesville. Ga. II, T. No. >. Mr..
~ T.. Str5yuce says, For ten years
I've been unable to sleep all nj: 1T
without getting mn. Sometimes only a
few minutes after going to bed ID
have 20 get up, and I tired everything
/ beard OF for the trouble. Last year
/ tried Foley Kidney Pills and after
taking one bottle believe am en-
tire'- cussd AID J sleep soundly all
aight."
For sal- by w. Q. Duncan.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-29
Entertainment pleascs.

Amies Toujours Sunday afternoon in
the Halllgan hail, proved a great sue
cuss, every seat in the hall being tax.
en-. aud many were obliged to stand
The program WAS as follows:
Soo-Miss Grace MAINS
Solo-Tcd Lettsonne,
Trombone soo--Rav johnson, ac'
companied by Mrs. oJhuson
Preiu3e-Aliss Florence Hutton
Song-S School chorus.
Addres5-MrS. Jane Dulrel
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-29
Entertain for SOLDIER.

Mr.. and Mrs. S. T., Thornburg en-.
tcrtaincd Private Fred League. OF
Camp Pike. and Mr. William Ndndis,
vi this city Friday evening, 10 &
o'clock dinner AT their home on West
biutt. a very enjoyable evening WAS
spent Private League is here on a
two weeks furlough and is visiting
his wife and baby. who reside in this
city. Mr.. Mandis. who formerly con.
Quoted the Marseilles candy shop, and
for several years has resided at the
home Vt Mr.. and Mrs. S. T.. Thorn.
burg and leaves Monday for Camp
Grant. Rockford.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-29
Bid Boys Codspeed.

a number Of friends and relatives
Of The selected men who left Ottawa
this morning for Camp Dodge. went
down 10 bid the bows goodbye. Among
these who went were Mrs. s. l..
1hornburl. Mr.. Howard TRACER, Mir
and Mrs. Albert TRACER, MIR and Mrs
Albert Tfagcr, Air aud Mrs. Lester
Bowers. Mr.. and Mrs. Reed. and Mrs
Charles Earth.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-29
MARSEILLES
By SPECIAL Correspcn lent

Mr.. Ezra Coulter Of ottawa, WIS.,
itcd in this city SATURDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Smith spent "a
few hours IN Ottawa saturday morn.
ing.
Robert Ca1iuah received notice 10
report iJT army service urNt week and
left today 10 Wish tri,ud before his
departure.
\ coach full of soldiers passed
through this city Saturday morning
on the Rock Island. about I a ~.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-29
MRS. J. H. WHEELER
ILL SEVERAL WEEKS

After au Illness OF several week. ,
Mrs 7 II Wheeler, prominent Fc-i-
dent OF this city. died OF heart tuiiurc
a 9.lU yesterday Afternoon . The
homo OF her s0n-tu law, Henry Chap.
man. ON East FaiT'iCw. The funeral
arrangement, VIII b. announced later.
The deceased vas G3 years OF age and
Mas born in Riena toanship. daugh-
ter OF MIR and Mss Rodgers. She was
united IN marriage to Mr. In this city.
Her hu Jaud and HcFeral children ~
,jyc her: Ernest Of this city; MIR,
Anna Chapman also of this city; AIRS
Lucy Brimm and Elmer Of Seneca;
md Red Of Nyanett
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-29

Frank trNell vas passenger 20
Chicago hi morning.
:. r. Lewis went to Chicago today
m business.
MIR. ana Mrs jay Kcli! Of Streator
vis,icd in this city NTH relatives sun.
dsr,
Mrs. John Allen aud Allen Derby
left today for an OK; ended visit with
relatives in North Dakota.
Edward Miller visited SUNDAY IN
Iay ION.
H. r. LOOMS spent yesterday, in OF,
ava.
Il. T. While LETT 'lls morning for
Chicago where he will serve on a
February jury.
Mrs kissler OF Topeka. naSa dc
parted for her home atcr \ isit With
Mrs. John Allen and other relatives.
James Mitchell OF this city leaves
today for Rockford having been no'i-
led to report for army service.
Mrs. Henry Nattlotte IS moving her
household goods 10 Ottawa vhcre she
will reside Nrs. Matiotte's mother
Mrs. JAKE johnson Rho la resided
With her daughter win 80 TO Harvey,
! H.. to live with her daughter
MIR. aud Mrs. ABBOT Osnan ed son
| Albert, Jr.. Of Chicago arrived here
saturday for few weeks visit with
Mrs { SCANS ta7cnts Il an. Mrs.
Angus Lei,ritl
i Mr.. r. T. White received notice
from Chicago to appear this morn
/ lng on tho petit jury in Chicago
Miss Frances Derby. from Joliet,
was here for an over sunday visit
| Mrs. r r. Harrington spent few
hours In Ottawa Friday.
Mrs Abe Trumbo and daughter,
Chess. returned from several days
visit In Chicago
Mrs. William Bracken and children
! Freddie Pitts Of the Great Lakes
Training station IL visiting hs parents
n tbs city.
4 Mrs. T.. A. Hood OF iona way. h.,
Mrs. Jerry Owens ~ Aurora. and Mrs.
Anna oJhnson Of Chicago, arrived here
Yesterday, called by tho critical con.
dltlon Of Mr.. Charles Cox. who resides
on Lincoln street with Mrs. Cox's
father, |. A. Ncrson.
. Private Frederick Baker and wife
departed last evening for Camp Pike
where Mrs. Baker will remain with
| Ter husband for two weeks visit
Miss Theresa Gratis and Theresa
Phillimoro spent last evening in OF.
lava.
Private Fred LANCE and wife visited
| yesterday in Ottawa at BITE home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Willet's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cervluey are
the parents OF baby boy born Sun
day.
Mrs. Thomas Worrcll spent today
! in Strestor.
Mrs. Frank Mccormick and mother,
Mrs, Mary Kelly, visited today IN OF
! tawa.
departed Saturday for few days
visit In Chicago. With relatives,
Mira. H. j. Brown spent Friday in
Ottawa.
Mrs. Joseph Amin and daughter
Adellne. visited in Ottawa Friday.
1 Steve Broco, Of Houston, Tex.
member Of Company G. Is cpectct
home on rurlough May 80. His wife
has Just returned from visit Will
her husband at Camp Logan.
Miss Thelma Suddick will leave 10
day for a few days visit IN Soutl
Wilmington.
Misses Nick Bacon, Gage local hisl
school teachers we're over Sunda,
visitors In Chicago.
Prof. Hoffman and wife dcparte'
Yesterday for few days visit i
Harvey, Ill.
Mrs. n. Lauslols spent today i
Ottawa.
Mrs. Charles Groflls and Mrs. Gro,
er Killolea visited yesterday In d
tawa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Morcy arrive
here Saturday from Chicago, for
several days visit,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-29
5000 GATHER AT
R. |. DEPOT TODAY
Continued IRON pste l.

Tho tftV.tlrpp lORslT men rDfT4iu
ing for service today we're:
/ rrnes, r Larson Afcnoo,, n T.
hostl.r
Harry Edward Rurkc. Utica farmer
George Anderson Sheridan labur.
,er.
Thomas o'aIeara O-tara student
Jerome L. Uy,issop. Earlyille lar.
me,
Potter X. Crude. Ottawa. carpenter.
Lincoln T.. Pur'cr. 81 Peter burx.
Fla
f. Oswald Ossmaun. Mendoza. sa
luon keeper
Amicllo Spamusualp Narcotics.
fireman.
Walter +. Licbcr. Chicago. ioco.
fireman.
Frank Alvin Blsfurd. Wedrou. sand
l.horcr.
Frank Brady, Ottawa. Il. r. employ.
&c.
Robert H. Holman. Mendoza book.
Keeper
Frank 4. Barun. Oua9a. gas nan.
Henry Scot llurlbut. Mendoza.
printer.
William Walter NuDaes, Ottawa.
pslnto,
lioNsrl r. Clayton. Ottawa. cat
conductor
Fred Robert Walking, La Sale. III.
Prime Visnochl. OTTAWA. glass
worker.
Fred Samuel Redlich, Ntaua. Ia.
hnre,.
llopa,l ~ TRACER. Narcotics. csrs
Waller Dlchcy, G.cna-m. Ill Ia.
borrr.
Walter Edward Sullins. Mendoza,
n. K. cashier.
Nicholas Peter kolonls, Ottawa.
waiter.
William Me Atsnd.s, Otpu, waiter
Lyle Stafford Mills. Ottawa, fore
uan.
VIM ]. riercc. Spruor, Mich. steam
Gter.
Erwin Frank krissheuscr. Ohm
stead, Ill.,. laborcr.
rr
Edgar Ball. Mendoza, ruInirman r r
Clarence l.. Westcutt, Maseillea
electrician.
Herbert Herding. Sheridan. miller
Rcece L. penopaker. Ottawa, la.
bore,.
Waite. G. Irwin, Seneca, l;ncman.
George kinney. Clinton. III ia.
,orer.
Peter Edward r. Millcr. Ottawa.
fireman.
Chester Emil jacobson, Leland,
LAWYER.
George Win. Watkins. E4tk Island
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-29
Automatic MhIsiles An,.

For blowing Whistles or ringing bells
- sst lines there h1s been Invented
on electrical device Thar makes con.
tarf. Boy lNe u.c %; p pacbsd PAPER
rlht"u. rnl.lt replaced u hsu SEIZED.
Ulo e.. Ia r' changed.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-29
TEUTON SLAIN PAVE
KENNEL HILL, Scene
OF BLOODY BATTLE
REPORT DEAD LAY ON FIELDS
"AS THICK AS lEAVes'-okLY
HANDFUL REACH TIP or HI :.

London, April, 29-The following
from q correspondent with tlr Brit
ish armies in Flanders has been r.
ceiyel here
when Nosi reduced Pot. Arthur
Ne Rere told by military critics
that /: aad been n term, Of life which
TO wtsiern general vould have dared
lace
''The German High command Oh
viously ridicule The idea II streps
the slopes of KENNEL with German
corpses as 4Loh as Autom leaves
II Vallambrosa, and points triuul-
plant 10 the comparative handful az
survivors who have reached the top.
Fec Pays The Heaviest Toll.
The enemy Il taxing the British
ss heavily rs he can but in so
doing he is taxing his own army
relatively even more heavily. The
question is nhe;hcr, if he eventually
gains all his detectives, he viii have
any numerical superiority left
WE arc now fighting var Of OK.
hausiion In which the first principle
Is TO weigh mile lost against the
thousands OF enemy casualties paid
for IT,
The general (Fochl is dealing
With The situation with characters
tic energy. although as TO Mat ceun-
ter moves he may contemplate there
Is no knoHledse.
Locrc Fighting important.
The iigh;ing at. Locre is very i'm.
port nt.
1T hs4 cost The enemy three
heavy attacks 10 first force his way
Into the little Village. which stands
In The fork OF the Baillcul and
Neuye Eeiise roads, and what An un-
successful heavy attack implies in
lcsses is known.
Situated between Mount KENNEL
and Noun ROUGE, tho place il an cs-
snn,ial point TO any further advance
along the hin system"
The correspondent then tell how
l.ocrc MAS retaken Frldsy BY the
French. only % be lost lato.. accort-
Ing TO Berlin.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-29

When a man does something foolish
be does not help matters by rfyin.
ID explain it.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-29

The rascal is Usually SO fusyy shol.
il that one gets the idea that honesty
Is becoming ararCer
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-29

Many persoss will ask fer your opln-
ion in order TO open tue va! for "a.
pessnS their own.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-29

uood habits are Tho onl, Kind TO
which I. Is necessar, 10 hold. The
bad rnes will ciinS TO you.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-29

Whea O. mother does aunt that Aei
son is @ little wayvatd sko hlaules Il
On The be- nsisnner heys.. ..------
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-29

A Woman likes 60 believe that her
husband 10 liyins under everlasting
obligations 10 her.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-29

Most ur Ia would be reasonably
busy FOL time IL undertook ~
make amends " others.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-29

The man who marriec Tor inoaeS
may be reasonably sure he will not 1t
allowed to forget IL easily.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-29

Nos PERSONS would rather have 4
little experience " their own dian
prollt b. that Of others.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-29

Wne1 bad habits are wrcckln: 4
mans life lie iAc1 To Try 10 attribute
Ii 10 had work.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-29

When child goes wrong parent
Ike 10 believe It was caused ~ en-.
,lronmcnl.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-29

Ono idea Of t.ne wasted ia 10 so
looking for trouble, when you may be
sure It viii como tc, you.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-29

Ii is 4 pity one is not so much con.
cerned about keeping out Of trouble
rs sctt.n. out,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-29

The 4vlrdlcr nuta enough ruth u
his proposition to make the Ito casltr
10 believe.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
Chlcag o-Pittsburg, rain.
st. Louis, 4; Cincinnati, ..
Games Today,
Pittsbuls at Chicago.
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
Boston at Brooklyn.
Nov York at Philadelphia.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-29

VIVA. il sometimes called compton,
ising with evil is 10 Lev eyil have lis
Own way,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-29

arcumulates within the BODY ana SUD
denly j. driven in an attack on the sur
rounding tissue struc\ res, resulting IN
an acutc attack OF govt, neuralgia,
cramps, rheumatism n out OF the body
entirely by way ol kidneys and bowels
! (nrine becoming cloudr with uratcs).
For this reason ono should take warning
and avoid the severity VI the attack by
taking simple, safe and harmless
remedy. Drink plenty of hot water
between meals aud lake "Anurlc,'
danblc strength, after meals. 'Nuurlc'
tablets stimulate the prupcr Working ol
the climnatiyc organs md insure the
removal Of the waste products from The
body; thus the severe attack IS avoided,
or in 4 few DAYS the severe pains OF
llmbago, raegmatism, neuralgia disap'
pear and one il n'ip-t"p" again. This
eAnuric" was the discovery Of DIR. Pierce
and his abr sfnli n the lnva'ids' llp'c,
and Surgical institute in Buffalo, y. y,
Nhcre you can obtain triai package by
seadin- lQc lor pc ta.c and Wrapping.
Quincy. lit nm glad 10 tell what
Doctor Pierce, Anurlr has done for me;
it il . fine rpmedr nl,c ucell great
sufferer with my back and hip Tor years
! hat AnIic did wonders Tor me, nave
taken tao buftles of the tablets anu toll
everyone what . good urdtcinc II !. -
Mis-. STELLA STLChDAll., Oh Madi'
son Street
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-29

Cut out the picture O., all four sides.
Then carefully fold dotttd limo / It's
entire length. Then dotted line 2, and
80 Oh. Fold each section underneath
accurately. Wien completed turn
over and you'll 1ud . surpria.ng re.
salt. save the pictures