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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-25
z WOJCIECHOWA

"lOIhu OUSAOuEOuO S"NSlo
patrona parafii sw. Wojciecha. Msze
Sw. ola tych, kt6rzy musieli isG do pra-
cy o godzinie 5-tej rano odprawi{ \.
L. NJ. Sampolinski. Sumo solenna o go
dzinie 10-tej c]elebrowal Prev. Y. Kon-
sultor i jubilat WiadySiaw BObkiewicz
z La Sale, Ill, w a%systencyl y. W. Wa
/, rakomskiego, D. ID. proboszcza parafii
W East Grove, ILL.,. jake dyakOna | X.
T. NJ. Sampollnskiego jake s~ubdyako-
ma. Mistrzem ceremonii byl X. L. Hinc
! a kazanie stosownie do uroczyStosct
| wyc}osil Y. Franciszek Wojciechowski
proboszcz parafii Przemienienla Pan
skiegO.
W sanktuaryum byl obecny ]. E. y.
Arcybiskup Leopoldo Ruiz. z archidy-
ecezyi Michoacan, W Meksyku W a
systencyl honorowych kapelan6w y. w.
KukulSkiego i y. s. C~zapelskiego. O.
| becni byli tez: y. Franciszek Wojtale-
wicz. ". F. Feldheim, y. ]. StrZycki,
y. Wiadys}aw Balcer, Y. J6zef Kara
basz. Y. A. Szczerkowski i y. s. Chy}-
Ia.
NieSzpory solenne odprawi} y. Alex
sander Jung W asystencyi y. 4. Appel
ia iako dyakona i y. Franciszka Mar
! ciniaka jake subdyakona mistrzem
ceremonii byl y. Sobot a kazanie wy
giosii y. Haigas.
Pr6cz wyzej wSpomnianegO kleru, o.
becni byli take W sanktuaryum Prev.
y. Pralat Stanisiaw Nawrocki, Y. Kon-
sultor Ludwik Grudzinski. y. Celichow
! ski z Milwaukee. Wis, y. Wladyslaw
Zapala, y. o. Bimanski. S. J. y. X.
/ Cholcwllski. X. s. Bubacz i Y. Kach-
nowSki.
W wigilie sw. Wojciecha spowiedzi
sw. s}uchali y. Aleksander Knitter, Y.
! SzudziGski, y. R~enklewski, ". Pija-
nowsGi, y. S. SzcZepahski i W. i.
Podczas Odpustu dawane byly wier-
nym do CaIowania relikwie Sw. VOL
ciecha B. i NJ. Kosci0i p~rzepelniony by}
wiernymi. Komunli $w. udzielono pred
i 20 MSzy Sw.
Ma plebanii parafii Sw. Wojciecha
bond0w wOlnOSciOwych zakupili para
fianie dotychczas "a $4,000. POkazuje
| TO. re Wojclechowianie So dusza 1 cia-
lem re Stanami Zjednoczonymi i prag-
na porazki kajzera.
Onegdaj ma sail Wojciechowskiej cd.
! byi sic wspanialy koncert kapeli p. Ia
deusza Wronskieeo; sala wypciniia
sic dawno pred rozpoczeciem pc brze-
gi i wielu zmuszonych bylo wr6cic do
domu z braku miejsca. Popoludniu Cd
| by{ sic koncert ola dzieci, wieczorem
zaS ola dOros}ych. Ma koncert pOpo-
lu niowy i ~wieczorny s%przedanO 1000
biet0w pc 10c. a 1,400 pc 25c. Pokazna
ia sumka a mogiaby bye wieksza gdy-
by miejsc ME zabraklo.
a.
K6iko Rob0tek Recznych i'm. Heleny
Paderewskiej ma Wojciechowie pracu-
je dalej niezmordowanie ola wojak6w
naSzych W Armii Polskiej. Materially,
kt6re swego czasu ogiosiliSmy, poroz-
bieraly rome oddziaiy parafii W oko-
LEY.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-25

Nsklama ~ poustawS 'icsaysA
er1edsieoiorStw amerykshskich. wiee
przemysiowiec polski dobrIe zrobi
iaieli stale reklImowae bedzie swoJ
~intere. " DZIENNIKU CHICAGO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-25
ZKAZIMlERZOWA.

wczoraj o godzinie 10-tej rano W
koSciele Sw. Kazimierza uroczysta
Msze sw. eelebrowal Y. Wojciech Fur
man, ~proboszcz parafii Sw. Kazimierza
W a~systencyi Y. j. Sehnke jake dyako-
ma / Y. Dominica Zuchowskiego Jako
subdyakona. Msza Sw. ia Odprawlona
zostala ma intencye PIP. Jerzeso Ma
ryanny G. domu Furman) Haiser6w,
kt6rzy wczoraj obchodzili ~dwudziesto-
piecio-letnia ~rocznlce pOzycia maAzen-
skiego. JubilatOm zyczymy szezeSli-
wego doczekanla sic zlotego jubileuszu.
Komitet dzielnicowy ma hazimierzO-
vie. kt6ry zajmUe sic zbiecaniem Po-
datku NarodOwego, sklada sic z naste--
pujacych u~rzednik0w:
X. Wojciech Furman, honorowy pre-
yes;
Leon Silva, prezes;
Jan Tenerowiez, wice-prezeS;
Maciej Drzewieki. sekr. prot;
FranciSzek 0pila, sekr. fin;
Wiktor Piianewski, kasyer.
-
u naStaniem wiOsny, praca okoio bu-
dowy novel Swiatyui PaGs&iej ma IA
zimierzowie iGzle Szybkim tepem. Pra-
&c kamieniars&ie pOwierzonO kontrak-
tOrowi p. FranciSzkOwi KlajdZie 70
StaniSiawowa.
=
AdwUkat Leon Wachowski, zamleSZ-
katy pur. 2136 Marshall Boulevard.
ma Kazimierzowie stawia nowy elegan-
cki garaz ola wfasnegO uzytku kOSz-
TEN $500.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-25

NA J -.
r. W kosciele sw. Heleny odbedzie
sic podw6jna ~uroczystos6. Zrana o
godzinie S-mej do Pierwszej Komu-
nil Sw. przystapia dzieci szkolne, a o
godzinie 1890 SACRAMENTO Bierz-
mowania udzieli wiernym j. E. x.
Arcybiskup jerry M%undelein.
Ko}ko Dramatyczne ma Helen0wie,
odegra W niedziele, dnia 2Sgo kwier
mia o godzinie 1880 wieczorem, W
sail parafialnej II Chicago do Kali
fornii'. Kolko to zasiuguje ma po-
| parole. ochod przeznaczony jest
La parafie.
Wczoraj o godzinie 10-tej rano W
k.o<ciele sw. Heleny poblogoslawiony
Sostai zwiazek malzehski p. Jana
| WT6blewskiego, Z parma Stefania Or
iowska. Druzbowali: p. Franciszek
| Wroblewski z PARMA Franciszka ia
bionska. Huczne weselisko odbylo sic
W domu rodzic6w pani mlodej, pnr.
1101 Richmond utica.
X
Wczoraj wieczorem o godzinie
godzinie 7-mej W kosciele sw. Hele-
~ slubowali p. Jozef Giersus, clio
mex choru paraf., z parma VALERIE
Smarzynska. Cody weselne odbyly
sis W sail parafialnej ma Helenowie.
Onegdaj ukazal sic pierwszy nu--
mer nowego pisemka parafialnego p.
n. ,,HELENOWIANIN". Forma do
bra; jest nadzieja, re z czasem zbie'
re sic wiecej nowin parafialnych !
pisemko to okaze sic prawdziwie po-
zytecznem ola rozwoju parafii.,
Ma strongly pierwszej, W pierw-
szej kolumnie czytamy ,,Siowko
Wstepne" - ktore te1 ola blizszegc
! zaznajomienia wszystkich parafian Z
! tenn pisemkiem - powtarzamy do.
siownie ponizej:
Sh0WKO WSTEPNE.
Ruch narodowy, ktory W os-
tatnich krku tygodniach PREY
bra} szersze rozmiary W naszej
okolicy, wykazal potrzebe bliz-
szego z%apoznania sic, oraz po-
trzebe lokalnej gazetki, ktora-
by mogla informowac naszych
parafian o sprawach l~okalnych,
w kt6rej wreszcie moznaby pu-
blicznie kwitowa6 wszystkich
tych ludzi dobrej wolf, ktorzy
na}oayli ma siebie miesieczny
podatek ma Fundusz Polski. A
Be potrzeba jest matka wynalaz-
k6w, kilku polskich byznesistow
2 Helenowa ~postanowiio wyda-
wac ia zupelnie bezp}atnie
wszsytkim czionkom parafii sw.
Heleny. Gazetka ia bedzie wy
chodziG W druga niedZiele kaz-
diego miesiaca. Koszt wydawni-
ctwa pokryja ogioszenia. Braki
W dzisiejszym numerze racza
czytelnicy wybaczyc. Nastepne
numera beda o~bszernietsze /
trest bedzie bardziej dobrana.
w skiad Komitetu Zarzadzajacegc
tenn pisemkiem ~wchodza: M. ]. Be-
reczkowski, 2244 Augusta utica, p,
| Szymon Wr6blewski, 1924 Augusta
utica / p( Adam Hibner, 1921 Cor
tez utica.
,,Helenowianinowi" i jego wydaw-
com zyczymy powodzenia jak najlep-
szego.
Ubieglej niedzieli odbyla sic uro-
/ rz~ygtosc poSwiecenia l wywieszenia
f!agi h~:.uorowej ma Helenowie. Sala
przepe1n!ona byio pc brzegi. Specy-
alnie Irzygotowanego ma ia uroc7y-
stc;i programu wysiuchali obecn;
wielkiem zadowoleniem.
q
W m~iesiacu marcu ma Fundusz Ma
rodowy, kolektorzy i kolcktorki W
parafii sw. Heleny zebrali razem ma
s415.15. Zebraniem tegoa Funduszu
| zaimowali sic:
Wladysiaw Prus szf.oo
Zofia Pierchorowicz 24.4o
X. Piotr H. Pyterek 24'oO
Franciszka Rajman 2Z'zo
Szymon Wr6blewski 2l.oo
! Anna Ligman zl'oo
Emilia Wcis}o 1900
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-25
PIOTR n. SCHWABA

ADwOKAT L..
RzY Dearborn ulica - Pok6J GAG
Telefon Randolph T86
Co wiecx6r opr6cz wtorku I piqtku
Onutrnl Park Az. I milwaukee Az. - Atsssah
Tolsfon Monticello ooo0
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-25
z HELENOWA.

w niedziele, dnia 1890 maja, b..
r. W kosciele sw. Heleny odbedzie
sic podw6jna uroczystost. Zrana o
godzinie S-mej do Pierwszej Komu-
nil sw. przystapia dzieci szkolne, a o
godzinie 1920 SACRAMENTO Bierz-
mowania udzieli wiernym j. E. x.
Arcybiskup jerry Mundelein.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-25

Panic Hen
ryk, Panskie
ubranie Jaw
SIC jest obsy-
pane lupie--
.A~kk
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-25

Koiko Dramatyczne ma Helen0wie,
odegra W niedziele, dnia 2Sgo kwiet
mia o godzinie 1880 wieczorem, W
sail parafialnej II Chicago do Kali
fornii". K6lko to zas}uguje ma po-
parcie. ochod przeznaczony jest
la parafie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-25

Wczoraj o godzinie 10-tej rano W
ko<ciele sw. Heleny poblogoslawiony
Sostai zwiazek malzehski D.. jana
Wrdblewskieso, Z parma Stefania Or
{owska. Druzbowali: p. Franciszek
Wroblewski z PARMA Franciszka ia
bionska. Huczne weselisko odbylo sic
W domu rodzic6w pani mlodeJ, pnr.
1101 Richmond utica.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-25

K6lko Rob0tek Recznych i'm. Heleny
P~aderewskiej ma Wojciechowie pracu-
je dalej niezmordowanie ola wojak6w
naSzych W Armli Polskiej. Waterway,
kt6re swego czasu ogiosiliSmy, porOz-
bieraly rome oddzia{y parafii W Oko-
licy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-07
plants ana were released in the custody

plants and were released in the custody
of their respective employers
Thirteen were found to be employed
at Cramps shipyard. eleven were work.
men at Baldwin's. while nine others were
employees of the Emergency Fleet Cor-
poration
According to Federal agents. the Shibe
Park raid and the Investigations moved
with much smoothness and with but
few touches of excitement. Two alterca-
tions between agents and spectators were
reported. according to Clark. The men
detained were permitted to witness the
bouts.
In one case a spectator. who objected
to being auizzed. attempted to beat
Clark and was taken to the Twentieth
and Bsrks streets police station. An
other man hurled himself at member
of the American Protective League and
was also arrested and sent 10 a nearby
police station. but was later released.
Another raid was made in poolroon,
at Broad street and Columbia avenue
last night shortly after the Federal OPP
eratives brought their suspected throns
of spectators to the armory. -Four
sackers we're apprehended in the place,
according to Agent Clark.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-07
BOXING. BOUT RAID
NETS y EVADERS
5000 Taken at Shibe Park
Questioned by U. S.
Agents
FIFTY GOING TO CAMP
Guards Will Escort Men to
Dix-Hundred Total Of
Many Round.Ups

Twenty-Five slackers is the net result
bouts last night.
BY the close Of the day, it Is esti-
mated, Moyamensing prison will con-
tain about one hundred draft evadcrs.
the result Of the raid last night. the
previous roundup at Woodside Park
and several smaller drives Of the last
ten days. In all. about 32oO persons
were taken in the park raids.
Fifty slackers will he taken before
Local Board No. Z. AT Fifteenth and
Vine streets. next Tuesday. ard inducted
into the service. There they will he met
by sn armed guard from Camp Dix and
escorted to the cantoam"nt
Hundreds of the 1900 men taken at
Shibe Park. who were uuizzed by Gov
eminent agents and their assistants from
he American Protective League. are
ctmine to the Federal Building today
with registration and classification ards
Six hundred men we're released last
night by Agents Clark and German. OF
the Department Of Justice. on promise to
furnish authorities with credentials to.
day.
Names Recorded
Names and addresses of all such per.
| sons we're taken last night. and those
who fail to report will be rounded VI
| by Government agents this evening. ant
| held on warrants until their cases car
be thoroughly investigated.
The other 500 men, who were detained
| and taken to the Second Regiment Ar.
mory. have. by a process of elimination
been narrowed down to thirty or forty
today. They have been brought to tht
Federal Building. Among them are the
twenty-five real, draft evaders. who vii
| be hustled to Camp Dix.
Agent Clark announced this morning
that thirty-three other men taken il
the raid were found to be employed i
various shiphuildng and war industria
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-07
Marine List
KILLED IN ACTION

SerEeants
DrRRIN LESTER n. Cameron w Va .
MCCORMICK, JAMES j.. Cheltenham, Eng.
land
SCHR,NK. JOHN. Hoboken. y. J.
WALTER. JOSEPH. New York city.
COPELAND. SAMUEL l.. Wichita. Kan.
SiIADLE. HERBERT l.. chicago.
STONER. JOHN o.. Lebanon. Pa.
SULLIVAN. ARTHUR G.. Eureka, utah.
TODD. HUGH NJ. DNersburs Tenn
VINCENT. DAVID NJ, Eas. Highland Fark,
Mich
WARREN. JOSEPH b. Spring Hul. Tenn.
Corporals
BARNETT WILLIAM NJ. Oswero. y 7.
HILL, LEO J. . Steamboat Springs Col.
ROCKWELL, MEARI e., Holly, Col.
Pr:yates
AI.SORRooK. JAMES ChaFNe. Mo.
BAIRD GUY r. CarlinvIlle. III.
BARTLETT. HAROLD H. Jacksonville. Ill.
BETCHER ERWIN g. Ada. Mlnn.
BONNlLIlAN. ERNEST Ii, Houma, La
BROCK. WARREN. Orleans. Ind.
BURTON. HOWARD p. Ncvay, Ind.
COREY, JAMES l., Argos. Ind
CrNNINGHAM, CHARLES F. Cohoes,
DE WITT. FRED J.. Nomonce. III
DUFFER. WILFRED o.. Shnnon. Miss
GARRETT, THOMAS E., Highland Springs
Va
GARRISON. EDWARD I. koenHr' Ala'
HARRISBURG. JOHN A, Auburn, Me.
JOHNSON. JONAS. Milwaukee.
KAPALIs. JOHN r.. Cranesvile, y Y.
| KOCHIS. JOHN, Murray Iity.
! MALECkI JOHN F.. Milwaukee.
| MANNIS, JESSE r.. Nashville, Tenn.
klMBALL, GEORGE A. VI. Cass Lake
MINI
| LINDSTROM WERNER. I.amond, H.
MCCORMICK, CHARLES T, Havana. Cuba
MOORE. ALBERT f., Riverside. III.
| NORRIS. DAVID P, New York city.
| PALMER. JESSE A, Huntsville, Tex.
! PGGGETT RAYMOND W. Long Bottom, o
! PITTMAN, DEWEY l., San Antonio Ten.
| ROBINSON. CECIL r. Blandvine. w. Va.
! ROSENOW. THEODORE c. Kenosha, Wis
4 SMITH. EDMUND r. Onarga. Ill
| SMITH. WILLIAM F. Allston. Mass.
| STAVELY, WILLIAM a., Chicago.
| STEARNS, STANLEY. HeCls, :. d.
WEIR JAMES ! Chicago
WHEELER, JOHN R., Linden, \. j.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-07

! Atlantic City. Aug. IA large spar.
which had the appearance Of having
been part Of raft, was picked up
about five miles off this city bv one
of the Inlet fishing boats and brought
into the Inlet. From appearances tfne
fishermen believe II came from ore of
the vessels cent down by the C-boats
the last week
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-07
RELIANCE FOUNDERS
Tug Sinks Second Time of Colon
Breakwater

Panama. Aug. News was received
hero that the tug Reliance foundered off
Colon Monday. Five of the crew were
lost
This is the second time the Reliance
has foundered. the previous accident
happening in December. 1916. off Colon
breakwater when her captain and three
of her crew were drowned. The tug.
formerly the NJ. f. Sculy, was built in
1906 for work in New York harbor She
was purchased by the Government
during the construction of the Panama
Canal. Before the waterway was COM
pleted the tug made a trip with thres
barges around South America. a..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-07

kIBBE, FRED s.. Hartford, Conn
KING. ROY r., Gushing, Okla.
KRANICK. MICHAEL. l6S Third street,
Elizabeth. n. }.
LA BELLE. BINGHAM C.. Burlington. VI.
LAPtDUs. SAMUEL, New York city.
LEDoUX, ARTHUR. 81. Adams, VI
LISTING LAWRENCE. Brooklyn.
MCCORMACK, MICHAEL. J.. New York city.
MARVIN. HOBART r.. Addison, n. Y.
MEAsE. FRED. Mnneota. Minn.
MORRIS. VICTOR. Edwardsville. Ia.
NORMAN. JESSE j.. Fitzhugh. Ark.
ARLINGTON. WILLIAM H.. Norwalk. Conn.
RANKS. BRADLEY. Blackey. Ky.
BARNES, JAMES r.. Island Pond, VT
BAUER. JOHN, webb city. Mo.
REV1s. BEYRL. Osawatomie. Kan.
BjCKFORD, FRED O.. Rumney Depot.
y. n.
WOUNDED. DEGREE UNDETERMINED
Lieutenant
oGLE. KENNETH L.. Terre Hsute, Ind.
Ct'NNrNGHAM. EUGENE NJ. Brooklvn.
KNUTsEN. CHARLES F., MINNEAPOLIS.
REEHER. CLARENCE f.. Koppel, Pa.
BAILEY. CHARLES A.. Dorchester, Mass.
E,ATAsASi F $ sAHrr FRANK is,:., NJ Ch''STo ago,
fARrER. RAYMOND $. Chicago.
N"WnFRPY. JOSEPH J. Fort Worth. Tex
KIRKWOOD. MELVIN G., Rouseville. IA.
ONElli.. WILLIAM. New York city
PHILLIPS. ROBERT F.. TanElewood. Tex.
Mechanics
MILLER CLINT p. Gray.ville. Tenn.
ATKIELSk1, LEO r, Milwaukee, Wis.
Corporals
ANDERSON, CHARLES G. New Rochelle
r::NTON. RoLlIE.. Sioux city. Ia
GORDON. Will F. Rockaway Beach =, y
HAA'NEI. MARK H. Two Rivers. Wis.
WINDSOR. MERLE r.. Campello, Mass.
SHAW. CiIARLES, ciroveport. o
FREDERICK, JOHN a. New York city.
KITCHENS FEED H. Atlanta Ga.
TOMYkALSKt, ADOLF. Chicago.
BISHOP RUSSELL J.. Williamson, y Y
Priyntes
BROWN HARRY. Indianapolis.
DONOHUE, JAMES A. BROOKLYN.
JENNINGS. CHARLES A. Rutland, VI.
RuDDY. JOHN LEROY New York city;
KosITSKE, HERMAN Escanaba, Mich.
KUTA. FRANK. Chicago.
LUCAS WILLIE. HardinshurS kN
IrTZ. LEONARD j., Chelsea. MasS
LNDEN. John f.. Homestead. Pa.
MCCARTHY JOHN L.. St Louis.
pEDDICoRD. DICK. rynthiana. ny
REILLY. CHARLES j.. New York city.
ROKEs. LELAND :. Warren. Mo
ROTTLTFF LULTUS. Potter Valley, Cal.
'ENClK. JERRY Chicago
SoMNERSCHlH, PHILIP, 5sl4 North sec
ond street. Philadelphia.
STAI. CHARLES Evansville. Minn.
WELLINGTON GORDON. MaNville Mich.
ANGLIN. GEORGE. Cane River. y. c.
SORUCkI JOHN. Chicago.
RRALEY. CLYDE F.. Bristol. y. Fl.
BCRNHAM. BENNETT. Marble Falls, Tex
'OOKE. JOHN H. Lowville. \. Y.
|ORYELL. VINCENT H, brooklyn.
| tOWAN. WILLIAM J.. Astoria, y. Y
DEAL. JOHN Il Edna. Tex.
DEMPSEY. HARRY f.. Pottsv'lle. Ia.
| DlRIDEN. WALTER, Sons. cal.
| DONOVAN. JOSEPH F., Chicago
| DOuGHERTY, WILLIAM j., Washington
! y. c.
| DOWNEY. LAYTON s. Chester. Pa. o.. o.
GRAY. WILLIAM. Rrooklyn.
| HARMON, JOSErH, Chlicothe, q
| HIGGINS LEE y. Mckinney. Tex.
! IHDAGLAND. HOWARD r. Eigin. III.
/ JEDYNAK ANDREW P, Chicago.
| EEARNEY, OWEN. New York city.
| DENMAN. THOMAS O. Durant. Okla
| KREEGER, carrie R, Omaha. Neb.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-07
FRANCIS AT KANDALASKA
American Ambassador Will Re.
main in Lapland for Present
By the Associated Press

KandaIaska. Russian Lapland. Mon
day. Aug 5.--David r. Francis. the
American ambassador to Russia. re-
turned here today from the Murmansk
region and will rs:nain at kanda laska
pending developments.
The Allied diplomatic corps expects 10
move to Archangcl shortly.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-07
Success Of a New Remedy
For Daakaehs, Kidneys, Rheumatism

QrISCY, Ill" am glad to tell what
Dr., Picrce's hnuric has done for ne; II Is
fine remedy. have been q great suf-
ferer With my back and hip for years but
Anuric did wonders for me. have taken
two bottles Of the tablets and tell every.
one what Il good medicine il Isl MRs.
STELLA STlCHDALL, GA Madison Street.
DALE, Iii. --HThs Il 10 certify that
have used the Anuric Tablets Tor kidney
trouble and can trnthtnlly say that they
have been OF great benefit 10 me. had
pains In my limbs ut night so that could
not rest. Since hive taken the tablets
that ~ all gone and am not disturbed
more than once Gight. Before taking
Anurc | bad to get up three or four times.
think IL is grand remedy, - MARCUS
Y. ALAN.
NorE: Folks in town and adjoining
counties are delighted with the results
they have obtained by using ANURlC,
the newest discovery Ut Dr.. Pierce, who
Is head OF the lnvnlids Hotel and Surg
zeal Destitute, ia Buffalo, ~. Those
who started the day with backache,
stiff legs, arms and muscles, and an
aching head (won ont before the day
began because they were in and out
OF bed hall dozen times at night are
approaching the perfect rest, comfort
and new strength they obtained from
Doctor Pierce's Anuric Tablets double
strength. To prove that this is a Ger
tain uric acid solvent' aud conquer,
kr01acbs, kidney aud bladder disease,
and rhenma,isnl, II yon W never uset
tbs iIaric, send ton ecuts 10 liz. re,c,
for large salnple package. This vil
prove - you that Anuric Is many time
more active Than ithia IN elimuatiu,
mic acid. II YOU arc siiIcrcr, 20 Il
your lef, druggist and mex Tor u SINAI
bott'e o! Anuric.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-07
Hair Often Ruined
By Washing With Soap

Soap should be used very carefully. il
you want to keep your hair looking its
best. Most soaps and prepared sham
poos contain too much alkal This
dries the scalp, makes the hair brittle,
and ruins it.
The best thing for steady use is just
ordinary mulsiied cocoanut oil (Which
is pure and greaseess), and is better
than the most expensive soap or any.
thing else you can use.
One or two teaspooniuls will cleanse
the hair and scalp thoroughly Simply
moisten the hair with water and rub it
in. 1t makes an abundance Of rich,
creamy lather, which rinses out easily,
removing every particle OF dust, dirt.
dandrutf and excessive oil. The hair
dries quickly and evenly, and it leaves
the scalp soft, and the hair fine and
silky, bright, lustrous. fluffy and easy to
manage.
You can get mulsihed cocoanut oil at
any pharmacy. its very cheap and few
ounces will supply every member Of the
family for months.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-07
NEVER FAILS TO END
MISERY OF PILES


"Ifun1rcds Of people In this vicinity"
lays Peterson know Of the mighty heal.
nK power If PErERSON'S OINTMENT In
E2cnia. salt rheunl, Old sores. itching skin,
llcers. pimplcs and all diseases of the skin.
fhcy know II cures thes" ailments---thHt 1t
guaranteed To- cure them
Now ! want tn say to every sufferer from
riles, either blind, bic, dug or itching. that
I viii guarantee that 80 cent boy II
pETEHSoN'S OINTMENT will rid YOU Of
Hes or your druggist will return your
money.
"For years suffered terribly with itch.
ug and bleeding piles ! tried everything
and despnired Of ever getting rid of them.
1t gives the great pleasure Ia stat" that
Peterson's ointment entirely cured me, and
| sincerely recommend II to all sufferers -
Yours truly, David \. Seymour, Supt, Of
Parks, Buffalo, n. \.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-07
SHRAP-NEL

Dear Shrap:

Dear Shrap:
Ny hes. friend is very patriotic
He observes sugarle-s day and goes
without sweets all the time. but he
insists upon kissing me every even.
'ng. What shall do?
SIEkISSA
DO your BIT Scientists have proved
that man needs a certain amount of
,wccts and If kisses viii take the
place Of sugar. now is The time 10 On.
courage patriotism, grille. Wear a
green tag, with the slogan spoon and
save thar spoonful" Get all your
friends 70 DO the same, and all the
follows will observe sugarless day.
And there may he a few more way
brides va never can tell
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-07
Unclaimed Letters.

Following Is list OF the unclaiIne1
letters remaining in the local post o!
flee Feb. 6. 1918:
Anderson, Miss Mabel
Blackboard Miss Marie.
Grom. Miss Louise.
George, Wm.
Hoy. Martin
III. Life Insurance Go.
Kirkland, Mrs. John A.
Lack. Joseph.
vans. Miss Carrie.
McCaleb, John.
Nassau. Ernest
Nladas, James.
Nevins. Mrs, Magic Dougherty
Ottawa Mig. Go.
Robson. &. W.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-07

MY face il my fortune.
Was her rotor.
But he didn't look at il
Her skirt vas 80 short.
Florida Timcs.Union.
For fortune is tickle
And does things by halves.
Bur the farmers all say
That there's money in calves
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-07
KAISER AFTER KAISER

New York. FcN IDtueIIls
George Kaiser. tweu-y-oue years old,
is anxious to go over the top and
take whlck AZ Kaiser Bll How
ever he considered his name unappro.
priiate FOR bis purpose. So he obtain
81 cour, order D change Il to Green
leaf.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-07
BEGGAR CARRIED CHANGE

Kansas City, Mo, Feb. IA beg
gar called at the home of Fred Rob
ertson United States District Attor
ney. in Kansas City. Kan He asked
Miss Helen Carver, the maid. for
some money TO buy 4 meal, as he was
hungry Miss Carver explained that
she had only $50 bill.
"Oh. don't let that bother" replied
the tramp. as he pulled roll from
his pocket, 81 can change that al
right.
The maid slammed the door.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-07
CINCINNATI TO DISPLAY
IMMENSE SERVICE FLAG

Cincinnati. Fob - weather
proof service liar. bearing q star ior
every C!ncinnatian in var service,
will be raised in Fountain Square.
More that 10000 stars wjll be needed
Immediately and space wi.l he let, on
the flag Lpr $4,000 more men expected
to respond 70 The nations all The
hat will cos $1,000 and viii Do pro
yiied by several business orsan!za-
tirnS