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para EnS1ltac a eStos y oraelai'e'
que Sc ~seIiraran, pues 10 que an Pr
a"a 40 les import@0a h"u"' =,
Con todo re5peto' c! Iellie"'s a.
rondln manifesto al leh.el''s WV
&c. Perez, que SOLO h"oi"" '"o
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.com7aneros de! Tcnienjc del rondin,
re Sc hai.aban q algunos pasos, crc-
yaro2 aac ~ comnaHcro y superior
..r. acrsdido = balazos. echaron mano
=, 81. arn,as : las d~ispararon sobre
los dos icfes.
j les nr;mcros disparos. el Mayor
! Aidegumdo recibi6 III trio en- e! WEN
ere. c2e % puso fuera de combate, y
.c, Ter:en.e Coronel en- cuanto vic
oaa. p aa,cl 5. do cuenta de Que 4.
.r.iIc: m,oEacaos eran braves. s.
nrf:s en- :. casa . asequr5 n nlcy-
IT..
II Ngvyr Tue Ieyantado ror G.
,ar.c~ar do Ia Comisaria Immediate.
-. go, ga oficira =. ,evanzo el aga,
,..-.-..ra~lie,t.. on Il ore Sc hiZo
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PROFESSIONALS

m T. BRIIsTAD, 800 Moore Building
San intonto TeXas. EspeciaIidad en- IRA
TaNiESToS ELECTRICoS. diaen6sticos por
medic de Rayos X y APPLICATION de Ray9s
Ultrayiolados para Intermediates De Ia
piei- Wv
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PRESTAMOS

sc PHESTA UINER0. sin inie:eS. sobre ma
qIl!na de coscT Singer. D%iriianse a
736 w. Commerce 81. Of
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R E

listed Y Guardc csta direcci0a para que
sc le mucStrc a sus amigos gUe suIre1
de callus. lnezQutnoS, ziEotes Y cranes &c
IL piel. con .3c., en- ti'nbres ~los,ales que
me rruiita IT, mando, > vI:citI lie rerrco.
franco De porte. IN caiita lie .,onlats
Gonzifez. La meior del mtindD para cstas
intermediates. leyueivo cl iIincro q Ia
persona que Sc cure Y no saile.
ESPIEnti0N GONZALEZ.
+. D. Boa Ill LAREDO, lea.
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rio LA PRENSA", Graiificar6 a Ia perso-
I'd cue me pV0pOrciOnc la actual direction
o me diere informeS cxactoS acerca del
sefior Juan Miranda, coHo dc IS amos de
eG2d, moreno. Ojos grandes, originario de
!rapuato, G!o. Mexico. La liima vcZ que
tive notlciaS de 81 ruG cuando Sc cncon-
traba en- cl EStadO de Colorado, On Octu-
brc del afo pr0Nimo pGSddc. CIdiquier
iafDTme sobre cl particular sirvanse diri-
girlO a ~I;aracla Baca, Go. Id prensa."
san Antonio. Texas. "a
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Tn terccro en- discordia.

Atraido tai vcz Yor las dctonacio-
mes, I'm soldado que acertaba 4 pasar
.po- fuera De IA fonda, penetro en-
csta, Y al darse cuenta de que G!
sargento, que resul50 ser de su cuer-
20, cstaba muerto, Y saber Qui6n era
q matador, Sc echo a la cara Su ca
rabina V Ia disparo dos veces sobro
el captain, Quien rodo por 81 suelo
E?ortaimcute herido.
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GKATIfiCARE. ron $500 a la persona que
! ~. pr0rUrcianarc inTOi:IcS eyactos dcer-
"a d" Ia >clora Francesca Martinez. de
VI a:n> dc caad. Ca>ada Ton q Se!!oT f6-
liz OicrO. TienC dos hiii,0s: Regina y
Folk. Haze tl.> aiins 80 cnCdntraba en-
Tafi. Texas. >.rvanSe Girig!r los lnfor-
| mes >ob"r 81 particular 4 Ramon y. re-
! vent. go :. san saba, san .AntoniO, Te-
va no.
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Avisos de Occasion
COMPRAS

PAGAMOS los mejores precios por orc, pla-
II y Dr.l!anies, en- cualquiera canlicad.
.Arpetler aud Schariack. so w. Houston 81.
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Las hc-.dos.

De los amFles.t2s de- trcn rcs,!ll-
On heridos cl ~garrotcro Ignacio Ma
Ia, Graciano B~cccrril, y n. Reyes So
iinas.
Entire los pas:.teros hubo varioS
heridos Y dos m:ertos, contanGose
entire 6stos cl general Gonzalez To-
rres, diputado al Congreso dc II
Union.
FL resto del pasaje Sc salyG, q
exception de ounce personals que Tue
ron ~aprchendidas por los rebeiGcs,
q~uieucs Sc las llcvaCon conSigo, Y ct-
va suerte Sc ignora. Dos muieres. tai
vcz ~Farientcs dc los pTisioneros. ST.
guieron Al gru2o rcbelde con rumbo
= las espeSuras en- dondc Sc inter-
naron.
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PESGUisAS

BUENh GRATiFICAClON dare 4 II pcrso-
ma que me De infGrmcS eXacioS acerca
del actual pu"adcro dc los SclOreS Jose
Corona y EririSto Gdutara. quienes e
Mayo del ailu rr0XimO paSadG trabliGban
en- Ia linea del sunset :. rcSidisn en- HOuS-
Ton. Texas. Cuaiquier inrormc soDrc ri
particular. SirvanSe dir:sir!O 4 Juan Ra-
Fni!cZ, f2f Ave =, BSyonnc, y. J. 40
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DIVERSCS

=. r. SANCHEZ. 5ia Leyer ST., Gambia ca
sas rn carros o trucks. Telciono ira
gis ia1S.
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OR +. vAZOUEZ GOMEZ, OidoS-Gargan-
IA V Narlz. 300 Frost BldS.-San Aatonlo'
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DEsEo encargar mi plano dc si25, 9 una
Tamilia recolnendable. Dessafla usulo
lue tratsrs dc comprarmelo 81 resuit5 ae
81 a8rsdo. Escr!bsn 0 C. clio. LA PREM
81.
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cwrn;rs en- Este cS,ado Tan delicaao' puSs
- -~p-rutgrse CywplIcacIoaes CUE
-. - EerYlus opiicaS : enlohCe>
Gas,lr. UG. clcgo. QUEEN sahe 81 para 10
IA 81 q scn,tIo mas deicaco )
ga- aarertaan U;;e goSeemos y nay 9 H.s
l.,r,r~ en- n 'gar II aicnC.nE- NO Ss ~
E = ma. uaugo, Ll!rCSe I'D. nov
Gao> >, I" acia para mas jaF1s' II T @SS
II nsurnu ms GiHCTo ' SiITlra "a. A!tS-
.l4 - l~ H]rrjc"rS remedies para To-
oi1S -, ,a a,ata alg,g2. =! canortaU con
81 u.,uHre DE IsNHlSElSFA Y, como -
tHsaArr lE .--'ira. HWria ; a.IEtS iaS GU
fcFrrrtt.Ht"~ ,!r u vista.
haas ~rG,U:as lgliJaC!uacS ron este Ia
uWs>'r s-G-i.r. S"raD >~GT.CgClieS PARA tul-
re,sr G1'- 81 mai yaya 4 mas y 4 que
- yrE Ia. eSa4csIO = uCrdcr Il FisIa q
d HUe "ucT7rInY cp>to>a Y d0lOr0a-
~ .rcCH, q" r~ta Inc,3lcsn3 IS de IN
rDt,-h!s pHr iTlSCO.
ra.rLc I'd. aglndar I'll Si.0u en- giro pcs
al. c~ircgyyn - rarTa ceruFicaIa Y 4 vuef-
Il GS Cogreu TscfbiTl I'd. 81 seInedto.
i:.lN S;rs ptsitruS &:
LiMP!AfISTA CHEMICAL CO..
~ n2laEys5 n. psgt. :.
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Dare bucna qualification a Ia persona
cic me ilf0rmc cyacIamcn;r acerca de los
- chores .Aurelio Saidaiia = Victoria de sal
dana. quieneS cOntrajcron matrimonto FL
anO de 1911 Ell Stockton. Cal. SirranSc di-
TiclgSe Il Felipe Gonzalez. Tempe, AriZona.
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FRAGUA, CARR0CENIA Y BANCO DE He
iiTaI. Pats y YaiGas, 6ti E. Commerce.
ARA ~cualqutcr traDajo ilamen 81 felefono
.Tuckett 7S0S.
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IN n. MARTINEZ GUZMAN. Intermediates
ynnereas Y partos. Mediclna en- general
iricina. W. Commerce 1901. Telefono Ira
us 22C6.
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SELLUS De COMA, mandelvs I'd. hacerr a
la san Antonio Rubber Stamp Co., 3t7
Navarro 81. Tel. CIR. POI. A.tenCion iImedta-
IA q ordenes por correo O teief0nlcas. San
Antonio, Texas.
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81. NATAL.I0 MURALEs-SlrYase dirigirse
Il Convento dc las CarIaelitaS, 500 S. san
saba, san Antonio, Texas, para trafar asun-
70 inlereSante. i-ioi
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(Pa5a = lie &c. Peg. Col la.)
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Diuc-o uGc Sc salvo.

I'm c! caro- express del trcn asal-
gade. en- una GAIA fuerte, ran con
d2vidos ! Toluca ses3nta mil pesos dc
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DIAMAN1ES de sa5.G0 por s50.0G en- Bo-
nos de la Lfbertad. DianlaGtes y reloies
a precios reducidos. Alamo Jewelry Com
pany, 3t5 Alamo Plaza. !
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U.hs:O EFFECTIVE SERVICE. Asuntos
.~cuitcclciaies. 2ii Frost. Bldg. E3-s-4-i
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G.. MENDEZ, comerciante en- frutas y le-
guElbres. Los meioreS precioS dc plazs.
zig iiatamoroS 81. H-@)
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COMPRAM0S, vendemos Y carnbiamoS Ins.
irumentoS de mtIsica, CamaraS rOtosrart-
cas- Y ReIoies de Sesunda inano. hrbe-
tier and Cciariack, $40 w. Houston ST.
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.IESCI0N. pc;aInos su Ford ONO auto
moyil de sa.Gy9 ponitltole GAIA nueVa eS-
;ho 'E.iSry S~ireaiGiine," en- todos c0ioreS,
mly CcurcGa. yiSitsDos. NecesliSinos
:yeu;cs. MISSION ALTO CO., q: /. Flores
-ueGi.
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CGMPRe, Eendo Y Camhlo Bahamas, Con-
tadorcS ara d.nero, CajaS de Hero, y
tnSeTes para tienda. ice Trevino 81.
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81 DESEA I'd. mandar dinero a Mexico,
vcane o escribame. VenGO letras sobre
las PARTICIPATES plazas. =. NJ. MarroGuin,
sos DoioruSa ST., san Antonio, Texas.
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REpARANOS Maquinas de- cScrl5ir. de CO.
ser. Fon0erafu$, Arina re fuceu y toda
,laSe de lnsirgmcgIGS ';cn;iflcos. AG3e-
Ter and Sciarldch. 3iO ". Houston 81.
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Los o~bservadores metereoiogistas
eStaa conStantemente dc Servicio. A
Una scRal, todas las botellas son d
biertas a IA vez. Tres 0 cUatro Sc
ocupan de una bateria de botellas.
Il gas que Sc eScapa es de un color
verde-araariilento. No Sc puede OBJ
tenor ningun resultado cuando las
irlacheras eStan a mas de 1900 0
i.I30 metros Il dc otra.
Sc hi intensado, por precaverse
contra IN ataqIc por medic de ga
-, &c prender naccS de lena delante
&C a poSici0n, para producer aire ca
hcNte que haga que los gases Sc ele-
en-. Pcro este procedimiento no ma
GaGo cesultadoS apreciables, tanto
mas cuanto que 81 humo caliente c
rritante del fUego cmba-aza a las
trcpaS. Is precise, pues, evacuar
los pucotos arsazados ante 81 atague
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VENTAS

81. fENpE ua E,rimoroSo tf:ie de china
pobiana. birliaaSc 4 $50 South FreSa ST. 10
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PARA IEPARACIOTES de rci0icS 0 alhaias,
vCt!rli Ia. i .hTDcLlcr and Scharlack. Ira
laiu EarInil2ad0. 80 ". Houston 81.
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SAP IRUE & METAL CO., pagamcs los me-
ioreS precioS en- metales vieios. S. Flo
res and CcyalloS StS., San Antonio. Tex.
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vENDu en- abonos MacuIna; para COSER y
Bortar marca "SlNGER', PIANOS, NUE.
BLES Y fONGGRAFOS. +. de los Santos,
IL7 n. San Saba. Telerono Travis 6650.
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COMPRAMoS, vendemos Y canbiamos tods
clase de mueDleS. Shaenrield Bros. Co.
2ia E. Commerce. Frente a Ioske's. CT.
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Sc NECESITAN muchachoS de Il aiioS Q IS,
para aprcndlces dc meCan.ca. 80 5. Alamo.
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DR. sALOME GARZA ALDAPE.-pe Ia Facul-
tai dc Mexico: autorizado en- el Estado de
Texas. cspeciaiista en- enfermedades gahi-
t~o-iirinarias V cirugia en- general. oiici-
m ito i.aSt Niieva 81.
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yENDO. Compro, CamJto Muebles nue.
yos y s%eguDdos. Pages raciles. Dixie Fur
nlIure Co. IL y. Flores 81.
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J. VI. MARROuCIE. io5 Dolcrosa ST.. En-
YiaTa z ID. LISA dc cSpecialicadcS en- aba
rTuIeS IN general Y articuioS Dc prIu!cra
aeccs!G.d. Euviemc su nombre y c!rec-
ciGl.
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81 TECESITA express para que i!eve sus
pg!GCaS q Is eSiac!UiI y Gamble SrS niue
n,es hatlcle a noSsIeS. TsieroIo CrocEet!
S5i y Travis t:26.
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EMPLEOS

81 Ni.C"~iTA fImllil m"yicGna nImcroSa
para trgbaJar hacienda de icG acres. liSta
para Ia >lrnGrL V0r apafcrria. pirlIa;Sc
4. Vii. Drurc Bruugh, Go. LII inENSN Is
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C!al.iS de nueyos motcl9s para Ford. Au-
I0in0ylleS Ford d los prcCioS mas halos
n cs,a ciudad. Sc ensregan Immediate
menlc. Mission .i;.O Co. 2iI :. Flores 81.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-05-08
WORLDS CHAMPION
Weller WRETLER
TO BATTLE HOWARD
GEORGE RoUMks, OF OTTAWA
AND PEORIA, WILL GO TO MAT
HERE WITH LEADING Chicago
WRESTLER.

Revival OF The wrestling game,
which has been particularly consptea'
GUS in mid-western cities during the
mast few years. has hit Ottawa An
nouncement today that George Ron
mas, OF Peoria. worlds champion vel
ter weight tide holder, would meet
lack Howard. Chicago fast weltef
weight. brought great quantities OF IN
terest from local mat fans.
The show has been booked for the
Cayety Wednesday night, May 10 ana
will be preceded by two fast matches
Al preliminaries. In the seml-wind
M Gus Kapas. OF Ottawa, Will meet
Billy Hart, OF Peoria Both are c!ey
or boys
The preliminary will be between
Jack Lion OF Joliet, and Guy Peter
son. of Morris, ,wo clever youngsters
who promise 4 spirited tussle before
either OF them gives mp.
To make the game what wrestl
INK really stands for ladies' are go
Ing 10 be invited To witness the eA
hibltions. They are going 10 be al
mltteed 10 the Gayety and assigned
seats as guests OF the management
In the oden days mat exhibitions fire
mlcntly were attended by large
numbers OF womenfolk and The man
ayers OF the approaching matches
hope for Il large turn out OF CENTER
sex al their exposition.
Principle interest in the matches OF
course centers about The Roumas
Howard battle. Roumas, who divides
his time between Ottawa and Peoria
has strong claims on the worlds wei
ter championship and Howard is de
termiued to make him let lose OF the
belt, ii such a thing is possible.
The seat sales have opened at tn
Gayety and the Grand Billiard Pari
ors on Madison street, where order
for large blocks OF seats have alroad
been made
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MARSEILLES
By Special Correspondent

France
Mir and Mrs Georss pa>ey r.
ceitrd a letter from their on Laurie
wnn enlisted in Inc army 1850 week
asp and Who Is stationed 1T jefferson
Barracks. in The headquariar- depart
ment he sta cd thar ~, DAYS are
trry h0r there. hut tn. nIshrs Nrrr
tool The country there 49, sery
beautiful and he thinks army life IS
tine
Mrs. Donald BRADY is visiting her
parents here today.
Mrs. Harry Spencer. nf Yurt. PA.
Is expected here tomorrow dr.
Spencer has been transferred - Tie
Cer,antccd office IN 81 l.ou,s
Seneca Man Principal
The members of the hoard ai cdn-
ca ion met last evening At The public
Library and elected Mr.. Bri1Shy OF
Seneca as principal OF the Marseilles
High school. which was vacated By
Mr.. \ +. Collins who resi-ned his
position MIR, Brigsby who has been
superintendent OF the Seneca school
FOR the past four years comes highly
recommended There is yet four
vacancies in the high school several
applications have not been voted on
yet The following teachers Tor the
coming term are:
Viola I.ackeey. princial Of the Wash
ington school
Miss Peterson, OF Lake CITY, Ia.
eight grade Mckinley school
Miss Herr, Mckinley school.
Mary Sehrng. domestic science.
Janitors, Gus lieterltz Louis Nor
rel
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-05-08

wen, over the top practically % per
cent which egoes to show there are
few ii any slackers IN THESE Town.
ships Grand Ridge has displayed
now her Honor Flag for over the Top
in The 3rl loan drive There were
about 40 subscribers at TINS 'ihie'
Now that this campaign has enaed
lend your interest to the Red 'foss
cause which will need greater ASSIST
ance than ever before.
Mrs Meganin Of Ottawa Is vlai'lhe
village friends at this writing
Miss Lois Shields speat THURSDAY
ana Friday nights with her aunt, MIS-
G " Peterson. of Sylvan Ave.
Chester Crosby met with very
ainful accident while engaged IN max
NJ chicken coop. Chester mad the
,dsfortunp 10 saw through his hnser
niuring the member to such an eA
Ont that medical attention was nee
/ seary However. We are siad I" ho''
il improvement.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-05-08
LAD|EsI LOOK YOUNG,
DARKEM GRAY HAIR
Use the Old-time Sage Tea and
Sulphur and Nobody
Will know.

Gray hair, however hnndsome. de-
notes advancing age. We oil know
the advantages OF a youthful appear
ance. Your hair Is your charm. It
makes or mars tho face. When II
fades, turns gray and looks streaked
just a few applications OF Sage Tea
and Sulphur enhances IL appearance
a hundred-fold.
Don't stay gray! Look young!
Either prepare the recipe ut home or
get from any drug store a bottle OF
"Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound" which Ii merely tho oid-time
recipe improved by the addition OF
other ingredients. Thousands OF folks
recommend this ready-to-use prepare.
ton. because Il darkens the hair beau.
tlfully, besides, no one can possibly
tell, a. II darkens 30 naturally and
evenly. You moisten a sponge or soft
brush with II. drawing this through
the hair, taking one small strand at
time. BY morning the gray hair
disappears; after another application
or two. Its natural color Il restored
and Il becomes thick, glossy and lus.
trous, and you appear years younger.
Wyeth's Sage and sulphur Com.
pound In a delightful toilet requisite.
1 II 10 not intended fer the cure. miti.
| cation or prevention Of disease,
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Local Eotes

Local Eotes.
Scr4t Rienard Reg Camp Pike
arrived here last -, nin th Ten la
taflaueh al the home ot his iafeh
Nh and Mrs Martin Rae.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. T White and fam
Hy visited last eyeniu- IN Ottawa
Mr. and MR.. t.. NJ lcur'n- "Iil
~ 3 thirago tomorrow tu attend IN
aueral Of Mrs. Laura Richardson
Mrs. Charles Siegert oil Ottawa Wis
ned Al the home Of her daughter Airs
Edward lyerson.
4 X Workman ven. 70 Chicago
m morning for few days visit
Hrs. Kate Hines was called o CHI
caro- on account OF the serious iline s
"A her sister Mrs Ned Carney,
Mr-. Daniel Hines received letter
from her husband who is confined
n q hospital in Chicago With rheu.
p9tism. saving thar he is feeling
much better aud he hopes 10 be able
To come home the latter part OF this
week..
Emmett and Zcta White spent las
evening visiting friends here
Burton TEurbur is spending a le"
DAYS In Chicago.
Mr.. and Airs Wiokllnd OF Chicago
A., cvneftaa here tomorrow for a
visit at the home o. Mr.. and Mrs,
Truman Beckwith,
less Richardson. OF Moline NlSitea
0ilh friends here yesterday, ne zen
i1r Chicago today to attend his SISTER
in laws funeral
The Kings Daughters met laSl
evening 4. the home OF Mrs. leu
Harrington on Clark street. Inc
evening was spent III knitting ano
sewing for the Red Cross. DAINTY
refreshments we're served. Mrs Har
rincton vas assisted rs Misses ANNE
Gordon Gertrude Gmherson and Mrs
John MeElligott. Plans were maze
% have q parcel post sale at thei'
next moetn4. which will be held a
tho nome of Mrs. Il. F. Osgood on th'
/ West HIN.
Private David Cooper OF CAM
/ Dodge. Iowa. is visiting his wife ah'
naren,s here.
Fred Pitts Of the Great AXE
Training station. who has been her'
On a - day furlough will return TO
morrow. He expects to be sept Y
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-05-08

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Miss a. Timmins oi Seneca spent
the week with her sister Mrs. VIM.
TrJnseau
Mis- Belinda Woodward spent the
week in Ottawa with her sister Mrs.
Frank Harry
Mrs Derry Turner Of Odell spent
the week Nih her parents Alf. and
Mrs T.. T. Seguin.
MIR. lnSet. OF Joliet has charge Of
the garage here now
Mrs lor Dawson is visiting al the
home Of Mr. and AIRS. Alvin Wright.
The Allen Township Improvement
-.lh vii meet with Mrs VIM, Conard.
A.at 9th The t0llHing program will
b, siyrn
Music, Mrs, Conard.
song Illinois.
Roll can Men ana Women who
. have helped our nation.
4 Paper--Alrs. Allen
select Reading Mrs. } Ward
smith
Vocal Music-Atrs. Greek.
MIR. and Mrs J. OHrien are the
proud parents OF baby boy born
May lSt.
Rev. J. NJ. Wcllnor who has served
as rAstor of the Evangelical church
FOR the past two years attended con
terence last week. and he Will re
main for another year.
The remains OF James Conard, who
died in oklahoma arrived her on
train No. Sunday and vas buried in
the Allen cemetery Monday a. 10 a
m. Services were held AT The grave
Rey Jones olieia. in. James W
Conard vas born in Locking Co., o.
on the 23d day of March 1888 and
came to La sale County with his
fathers family in the year lSi1 III
grew 70 manhood in La Sale County
At the Time Oklahoma was opened uI
for settlement James Ven TO tha
state. since which time he has re
sided there. He lived to be 50 years
; old lie leaves 10 morn his loss ont
brother, ". H. Conard OF Ransom
two grandsons in Oklahoma and
host OF other rea ives and friends.
Mrs. John Rabley and two children
left for New Mexico on Friday las
TO visit with her sister Mrs. MeSSlnic
Miss Edith Messinie who spen. IN
winter here with them returned hom
With them.
An honor flag now decorates tn
: walls of the bank for ha, ing gon
over the Top with he Third lIhert
: Loan,
Mr. and Mrs G. Steinhart an
daughter OF Wilmington have bee
guests at the home Of Mr. and Mr.
w. H. Smith.
The school board met last Monda
nigh, and appointed he following @
6cers: +. r. llagi. president; liarf
I.utzbergcr, Secretary; and G. Mile
Director
Mrs. Marie Gordon and sister Mi
Carolyn Bosley were Streator passe
gers Tuesday.
! Mrs krugg OF Chicago is ylsitif
his sister Mrs. e. A. Trainor.
The following is the standing
the Thrift Stamp campaign to ia
IN The school
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-05-08

The net proceeds CT the Red cross
action sale was $6iG.f3. There vas
an abundance of saleable things.
Mira Alfred kanuth was taken to
the streator hospital Saturday
Miss Katheryn Bosley spent the
wcek end with her parents.
Miss Royetta Trauseau spent sun
day with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Trauseau.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-05-08

Some railroad official engaged In
winning HE war Tor democracy has
figured il oui that after YOU have
travelled l6,oOoWn mileS, your turn to
That settles it, When our speedOn-
eter registers 1890, 800 miles, we
are going 10 travel HE rest Of he way
Moot.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-05-08
Grandson Dies.

Robert Reed OF East Washington
Strcet received Il telegram from his
son Oscar Reed OF Greenwood, ILL.,.
telling OF he death OF his = month
old son The cause OF his death was
whoopng cough. Mr.. Reed departed
today to attend the funeral.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-05-08
In Ryburn hospital.

John Price, who had She misfortune
of injuring his right eye Saturday
while employed on the farm OF Carl
T~yon near Ottawa is in the Ottawa
hospital. He Is reported 10 be getting
along hne,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-05-08
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Pittsburgh 2; Chicago, /,
Boston. iG: Brooklyn, 0.
New York. z; Philadelphia, 3
ST. Louis. :; Cincinnati. 3.
Games Today.
Chicago al Pittsburgh
Brooklyn al Boston
Philadelphia at New York
Cincinnati at st. Louis,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-05-08
A Eezture Missing.

The moving picture business prob
ably will never reach its zrnlth In The
smaller towns until some device is
perfected BY which Jokes may he
sprung OIL the more prominent local
bachelors In the course OF tile play,
as The old theatrical tronpes used 10
dO.--Eansas CITY Star.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-05-08
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
MEXICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterday Results.
Cleveland. Z. Chicago, /
New York, Q; Philadelphia, /.
st Louis. 5; Detroit, 3.
Washington, 7; Boston g
Games Today.
Cleveland at Chicago.
New York at Philadelphia
81. Louis at Detroit
Washington at Boston,