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Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-02-22

da bi moglo vec kot osemurno de-
10 delavca slabiti in mu prihajse
vati zivljenje. On nj Sc nikoli pre-
raeunal zivljenskih stroskov.
On je nadalje mnenja, da ina
jo njegovi delavci lahko prijeten
dom, dobro jed i'm zabavo ter da 81
poleg tega Sc lahko kaj prihrani-
jo. Pravi tudi, da so tudi zenske
upravieene do takih mezd, kakor
jih imajo moski. Ravnotako je "a
dovoljen, da Sc jim plaza nadur-
no delo "a delo oh praznikih, ven
dar pa nj tidal nikakega tozadev-
mega ukaza, temvee je samo de-
jail, da vpraSanje plac sedaj nj ma
Fmestu.
Da so posestniki klavnic zelo
elovekoljubni in veliki delavski
prijatelji, kaze tudi to, da imajo
delavci samo 20 minut casa "a o.
bed in da ia cas- njihovega obeda
nj plaean.
Pc izjavi Armourja obstoja tu-
di mex dobrodelni department, Xxi
ina nalog, obiskovati in pregledo-
vati stanovanja delavcev.
Primal je, da nj ze mesece dol
90 videl ali slisal nikakih porocil
cd omenjenega departmental. =
Dvanajst do petnajst oseb skrbi
"a blagostanje $1,000 do 10000
delavcev. Cudovita ideja!
On nadalje misli, da je naeelni-
ca tega departmental gospa Brady,
XII dale tudi natanena tozadevna
poroeila superintendent O'Hear-
nu, to je tistemu mozu, ki doloca
klavniskim delavcem knezje pla-
ice.
Armour je tudi prav naivno de-
jal: "Ce ina kak delavec kako
pritozbo, maj Sc obrne ma gospoda
Hearna!"
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-02-22
UsoDNA ZAMENA.

Philadelphia, Pa. Gospa
Frances Chambers v Philadelphia
j je zamenjala nekega prizigalca
svetilk vlomilcem in je izprozila
proti MENU samokres ter ga ne
varno ranila v prsi. Ranjenec Sc
pise Frank Aleksandro in je oce
sedmero otrok. Prepeljali so ga v
bolnico. zenska Sc je takoj javila
policiji, kakorhitro je zaznala, ka-
ko usodepolno pomoto je uaredila.
MOI ie prislonil svojo lestvo ma
plot "a memo hiso, ker je mislil
ugasniti eestno svetilko, zena pa
je mislila, da je vlomilec in je
proti MENU ustreEla. Q
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-02-22
POTUHNJENI CARRANZA JE
POSTAL KAJZERJU BRIO
JAVNO CESTITKO.

Mexico City, 20. febr. : Mem
Ski kajzer je odgovoril ma brzo-
javno 6estitko, XII mu jo je postal
mehiski predsednik Carranza 0
priliki kajzerjevega godu dine 81.
januarja. Kajzer je odgovoril sle-
dece:
"Zelo sem YAM hvalezen "a va
so brzojavko, katero mi zelite
sre6o "a moi god. Sprejmite go
spod predsednik, mojo najlepso
zahvalo in hkratu mole najboljse
zelje, katerimi zelim sreco vam
in YaSemu mehiSkemu narodu.
"Viljem, vladar in kralj".
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-02-22
sAMoMoR.

New York, N. Y. = Obesil Sc
je 6O-letni mesar Frederick Schil-
ling v zadnji sobi svoje prodajal-
ne ma 1868 = 3rd costa. Zjutraj je
kakor navadno odprl mesnico, ma
kar je postal svojo zeno po oprav-
kin. Ko je prisla zena nazaj, je
nasla obeseno mrtvo ,truplo in Ii
sick, ma. katerega je samorilec Ia
pisal .dober svet, ces, maj njegovi
sorodniki in prijatelji molce in ne
ceneajo o njegoyemsdejanju, tenn
vee maj Sc brigajo "a svoje zade-
We.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-02-22
Konec stavke vsluzbencev poulic-
ne zeleznice.
NEsRECA.

Chicago, Ill. = O priliki eks-
plozije nekega kotla V tovarni Re-
public Steel & Iron Co., so stirje
ljudje izgubili zivljenje in "a jih
je bilo ranjenih, deset med mimi
tako opasno, da bodo ranam pod
legli.
Eksplozija Sc je eula dvajset
mill dalec in je privabila mnogo
radovednega obeinstva.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-02-22
BRITANCI oDDALJENI STIRI
MILE OD JERIHE.

London, Anglia. = AngleSka
vojna pisarna naznanja, da so ma
predovali Anglez "a tri In pol MI
lie ma Sedem in tricetrt mile dol
gi 'front.' Palestini. Britancl so
oddaljeni samo Sc stiri mile cd
mesta Jerihe. Operacije Sc NADIA
ljujejo. Britanske izgube v torek,
ko so prodirali ma Is mill dolgi
'front.' vzhodno cd Jeruzalema. so
bile neznatne. Anglezi so napre-
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-02-22
Clovekoljubje mesarskih baronov in
raznaere v Cikaskih klavnicah.

Poslusalci pri torkovi obravna-
vi Armourjeve zadeve so bill do
skrajnosti zacudeni, ko je podal
velemesar Ogden Armour svoje
iziave, XII so zvenele, kot da je on
popolnoma nedolzen i'm dobrodu-
Sen elovek ter najvecji prijatelj
delavcev.
Bio je cello videti, kakor hi
koneno sam sebi verjel. Toda, ko
so vedno silneje pritiskali mani,
da maj pride z resnico ma dan, je
postal moz nenadoma tako slabe-
ga spomma, da so mu morali vec-
krat pomagati nadaljevati njegov
govor, ker je kaj pogosto obtical.
On nj n. pr. niti vedel, koliko
klavnic posedujejo mesarski baro-
nj in tudi ne, kje Sc nahajajo. :
Kavnice Denverju in Spokane
je skoro popolnoma pozabil, ee-
pray je kmalu nato primal, ola jih
je sam ispiciral.
Ogden Armour je tudi izpove-
dal, da je ON predsednik in clan
direktorija. Kdo je podpredsed-
mix, to je tezko povedati, pa ON
misli, da je ma tenn mestu Charles
Armour.
Poleg MEGA so v direktoriju tu-
di Watson Armour, F. w. Crowell
in Artur Meeker.
Pc tenn odgovoru je prosil, ce
Sc lahko posvetuje svojim cd
.vetnikom, kajti postalo mu Je
menda nenayadno vroce.
Vprasan, ce pozna vladno stati-
stiko place klavniskih delavcev,
je to zanikal; toda vedel je popol-
noma natancno, da je znasal zne-
SEX enoletnega prebitka njegove
tvrdke 20 milijonov dolarjev.
I, V Armourjevih klavnicah V Chi
cagi je zaposlenih $4,000 do $4,000
delavcev. Armour nj vedel, koliko
znasa znesek stroSkov delavskih
plae niti ne ceni mesa, vedel pa
je Gene, XII so jih placevali konzu-
marji.
On nadalje tudi nj hotel nice
sar vedeti, kakSna bo cena mesnih
produktov, &c Sc bodo place de-
laycev podvojile.
Armour in njegovi sorodniki
kontrolirajo klavnice V Chicago,
Kansas City, Sioux City, st. Loui-
su, Fort -Worthu, Denverju, Spo-
kanu i'm v st. Joe, Mich.
Ogden Armour nj tudi Sc slisal,
da potrebuje po izjavi Delavske-
ga departmental delavska druzina
najmanj $500 ma leto, ee Sc hoce
posteno preziveti, da pa zasluzijo
njegovi delavci povprecno samo
692 delarjev ma leto.
o bazi osem-urnega delavnika
nj tudi@nie vedel in on ne veruje,
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-02-22
NEMCI so ZAVZELI DV0JE
RUSKIH NEST.

London, Anglia, 81. feb. : Pc
zavzetju Dvinska so prieele nem-
ske armade prodirati proti Psko-
wa, XII lezi $50 mill jugOzapadno
Petrograda, pravi petrograJska
brzojavka. Nemci so okupirai tu-
,di Hapsal in Esthonijo. Njihova
kavalerija je ma pOhOdu prOti Mo-
lihevu, kjer je bill preje ruski ge-
neralni stan, in receno je, da so ii
konieniSki oddelki okupirali blizu
Novo Viedomsti vazno zeleznisko
kriziSee Molodehno, ki lei seve-
rozapadno Minska. Poroea Sc, ola
so priGele avStrijske 6ete pohod v
Ukraine.
Neka brzojavka, datirana z wee
rajsnjim dnem, ki je prispela da-
mes IL Petrograda, poroea, da so
pondeljek napadi nemski letal-
.ci Regico, kamor so virgil vec
bomb in ubili nekaj oSeb, nakar
so odleteli proti Dvinsku.
Brzojavka poroca, da so dospe-
lie nemSke 6ete V mesto Dvinsk
dive uri nato ko je konealo pre-
mirie. Njihove prednje straze so
bile V mestu ze Is. februarja OBJ
-dveh popoldne in so takoj zased-
lie postaio in druge vazne to6ke.
Vsled demobilizacije je bila ruska
.artilerija in pehota nezmozna bo-
jevanja, pa tudi 'rde6a strata ="
nj pomagala. Edino streljanje, k
Sc je vrsilo. je bilo med Nemci
In bezeGimi Rusi.
Civilno prebivalstvo je bilo ta-
ko presene6eno, da nj imelo casa
zapustiti mesta. Nemci so razpo-
stavili mnogo topniStva in munich
ie DO mestu. Ko so komisarji To-
kalnih vojakov in delavskega sve-
ia skusati bezati, so jih Nemci a.
retovah.
Nemci nadaljuiejo svoj pOhod
prot Minsku, Vitebsku, Pakovu
in Revalu, pravi nadalje brzOjav-
ka.
Tevtoni prodirajo proti Petrogra-
du po dveh potih.
Petrograd, Rusiia. = NemSka
namera je poponoma poraziti boil
Sevike in nameravajo napasti Pc
trngrad cd dYeh strani. V Rigi so
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-02-22
UPORI v AVSTRIJSKI
MORNARICI.
Upor avstrijskih mornarjev
Kotoru.

Rim, Italia. = Trije Slovani,
XII so pobegnili IL Kotora in Sc
prostovoljno predali zaveznikom,
pravijo, da Sc je pojayil v avstrij-
ski mornarici v Kotoru upor, h
Sc je razsirl ma Pull, Reko in dru-
ge avstrijske luke. 0menjeni trije
uskoH tudi trde, da je nezado-
voljnost prikipela do vrhunca po
vsem avstrijskem cesarstvu.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-02-22
Upor in punt v avstrijski mornarici.
asr required by the Act of October 9th 1917
AvSTRIJsKI MoRNARJI Ko ToRU IN DRUGIH LUKAH Sc
PUNTAJO ANGLEZI PRO TT JERIHI MEHISKI PRED
SEDNIK CESTITA KAJZERJU.

dovai tudi severozapadno Jeruza-
lena "a emo milo ma Stiri mile
dolgi 'front.'.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-02-22
Delavske vesti.
Povisana plaza tiskarjenn.


Danbury, Conn. = UniJa tlpo-
grafov je zvisala place "a $l.5O,
$3.50 in $500 ma teden onim It's
karjem, XII SO zaposleni pri veeer-
nih in jutranjih izdajah listov.
Zmaga zelezninskih delavcev.
Montreal, Quebec. = Preko pet
sto zelezninskih delavcev, zapo-
slenih pri Dominion Bridge Co.,
je izvojevalo S stavko zmago in IL
poslovalo boljse pogoje. Vsled So
lidarnosti delavcev je bila druzba
prisiljena vkloniti Sc njihovim "a
htevam.
Stavka telefonistinj.
Collinsville, Ill. = Neorganizi-
rane telefonistinje, XII so zaposle-
ne pri Bell Telephone Co., so "a
stavkale, ker zahtevajo boljso pla-
GO. =
Konec stavke vsluzbencev poulic-
ne zeleznice.
Eau Claire, Wis. = Stavka
vsluzbencev poulicne zeleznice v
tenn mestu, v Chippewa Falls in v.
Altooni je koncala kompromi-
som, vsled katerega po povisana
placa "a 2 centa ma urO.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-02-22
NEMSKE -ARMADE Sc VALE RUSIJO. = NAMERAVAJO
ZAVZETI PETROGRAD. = N EMCI so NAREDILI V MIN
sKU DoBER PLEN = 30 LSEVIKI NAMERAVAJO
PRoGLASITI GUERILLA VoJNo.

kOncentrlrah vellkanSke maSe ko-
njeniStva in polozili so zelezniske
tracnice preko leda proti Revalu.
PoSlali so nemSko armada tu-
di 5000 Fincev nazaj ma Finsko,
da Sc pridrlzziiio "beli strait, ka-
teri mai bi zopet pomagali zavzeti
mesti Helsingfors in Viborg, toda
mornarji neke bolSeviSke vojne Ia
die so Fince zajeI in jih poslah v
vojno vjetniStvo.
Tevtoni zavzei mesto Minsk.
London, Anglia, 21. feb. = Br-
zojavka petrograjskega poroce-
valca naznanja, da Sc je priblizalo
Revalu, veliki ruski pomorski ba-
ri, petinstirideset nemSkih bojnih
ladij.
v Revalu so bile izkrcane cete.
Brzojavka IL Petrograda poro-
ca, da prodirajo avstro-nemSke ce-
te V JUNO in nemSke cete Sc
verno RuSijo. Pridruzili so Sc tenn
Getam tudi Ukraimci, ki Sc bodo
bojevali proti bolSevikom. Poll
ske legije V ruski armadi so po-
nudile premirje pogojem, da /
majo presto pot ma Vse kraje, in
81 prizadevajo doseci Varsavo,
Kakor velikanska povodenj Sc
vale nemSke armade V Rusijo. Po-
roGilo IL Berolina naznanja, da so
zavzeli Nemci V sredo MinSk.
Velik plen.
NemSka poroeila naznanJajo,
da je bill plen, ki je padel V roke
Nemcev, ogromen. Med drugim
so zaplenili 1853 topov, 120 stroll
nih pusk, 1000 do 5000 tovornih
avtomobilov, 1000 navadnih vo-
zov, med katerimi jih je bilo mno-
90, i so bill nalozeni S senom. Po-
leg tega so zaplenili tudi nekaj
aeroplanov in mnogo vojnega ma
terijala.
BolSeviki bodo proglasili guerilla
vojno.
&c ne bodo Nemci prenehali
prodirati V Rusijo, bodo proglasi-
Ii bolseviski guerilla vojno (vojna,
XII Sc je bo vdelezilo civilno prebi-
valstvo), pravi neka petrograjska
brzOjavka.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-02-22
Tevtonske horde poplavljajo Rusijo
liki povodenj

True translation Chicago Ill., February 2n
1917, required by the Act of october6h 1917
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-02-22
Tevtoni prodirajo proti Petrogra
du po dveh potih.

Petrograd, Rusiia, = Nemska
namera je poponoma poraziti boil
sevike in nameravajo napasti Pc
trograd cd dveh strani. V Rigi so
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-02-22
v Revalu so bile izkrcane cete

Kakor velikanska povodenj Sc
vale nemSke armade V Rusijo. Po-'
roGilo IL Berolina naznanja, da so
zavzeli Nemci V sredo MinSk.
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AVSTRJSk
"AvsTR1SKo MAzARoNsKEGA PoKR0VfFLJsTVA
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-02-22
Bolseviki bodo proglasii guerilla
vojno.

&c ne bodo Nemci prenehali
V Rusijo, bodo proglasi-
Ii bolseviski guerilla vojno (vojna,
XII Sc je bo vdelezilo civilno prebi-
pravi neka petrograjska
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-31

Relatives here received word an
nouncing the death OF Frank Melton
in Chicago. His wife was formerly
Miss Eta Shea of Utica.
w. Z. Crosiar has leased the Dun
can building. formerly occupied by
Frank DimmiCk. ami is having il re-
modelled and repaired for a dance hall
and skating rink. Ii the ban on dane
ing is lifted the first dance in the new
hall will be held next week. This is
something Utica has always needed.
Mr.. and Mrs George Kennedy of
Indiana visited at the home Of the
latters brther, j. J. Sheedy, in Utica
Tuesday. They We're here 10 attend
he funeral of the formers brother
which was held in Wyanet.
Mrs. Walter Basse4man ana Mrs
Ed. Myers were La Sale shopper,
| Tuesday,
Mayor J. NJ. Hammum, who has
been i'll with the influenza. is some
what improved.
DR.. Carter OF Ottawa made a proies
sional call TO Utica Tuesday
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-31
Woman's Realm

Home is the abiding place OF Wo'
mae. In the home all that is charaC'
:eristically feminine in woman unfoids
and flourishes. Home without woman
il a misnomer, for woman makes the
home. and home is what she makes 1t.
If she is illiterate, her home partakeS
of this quality; if she is immoral, her
home cannot be the abode Of VII .ue;
if she is coarse, refinement does no,
dwell where she resides. If she is cul-
tured, pure and refined, these qualities
will characterize the home which she
creates. The higher the degree OF hei
culture, her purity, her refinemen'
the more will these qualities chara"-
terize the home OF which she is the
center. The pei sonalits that a woman
takes with her in her narriage Is her
real dover. If her dover can be recA-
oned in numerals only, 10 matter how
many they may be, wrecked indeed
will be her husband, Impoverished hel
children. But if she possesses indus
try, self abnegatiOn, purity, and intel
lgerCe. combhed with capabllity, sht
is in herself a treasure OF treasures.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-31

Since winter is usually the period
for bad hygenic habits, such as stay
ing in the house too much and eating
100 heavy for comfortable digestion,
YOU must bear in mind that the sea
son is one for especial precautlon IN
the way OF good hygeinic sense.
Then there is the matter of the hot
gas lighted room.
How many girls realize that long
etay under brilliant gasllght is ruin
GUS to the complexion, parching, vel,
lowing and sometimes blotching?
The skin must get good deal OF It's
good. fresh oxygen through the lungs,
and gaslicht burns this up with a rap
idity that is terrifying wEel. you come
to dabble with the scientific side OF
the subject.
Warmth is needed for good skin
ut so also is moist atmospher'
wherefore a long walk IN driz5ly day
Is sometimes greatly beneficial, and,
indeed il is to the rains and foss OF
their climate that English women oWo
their beautiful compilations.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-31
Utica and Vicinity

Miss Anna Carlisle of Ottawa at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Nellie
Amy in Utica Monday afternoon.
Mrs. johnson was a La Sale shop
per Tuesday
Mrs. Gilman OF La Sale caleb IN
friends in Utica Tues lay
Mrs. Eugene Donaldson passed
away at St Mary's Hospital in La
Sale at O'Clock Tuesday afternoon,
after an illness OF two weeks with
pneumonia. She was united in mar
riage to Eugene Donaldson four years
ago. She was formerly Miss Grace
Seed They have resided in Glen
Ellyn. She was born in Utica TWEEN
ty-two years ago and was well liked
by her many friends. Surviving are
( her husband, a l4-months-old son, her
mother, Mrs. W. b. Duncan; one sis
ter. Miss Code of Utica, and one
brther. Guy seed of Camp Taylor,
Kentucky. The funeral will be held
i Thursday afternoon al the home CT
her mother on Church street. Her
brother will arrive today from camp
to attend the funeral
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-31
Corset Wisdom.

You may tell woman a hundred
times that a certain corset is MOI
,cientifcally built than the one she
is wearing and that it will increase
her span Of lfe and JOY and various
other plattudes of this nature, but 4
II increases her hip or waist meas
urements 1t is all just so much talk.
die talk.
But prove to her that not only is
the corset concerning which you wish
10 interest her cut on the most ap.
proved lines but that it will clip Off
an inch around the hips, and anotte.
at the waistline, etc, and that she
viii continue to decrease because she
will be carrying her weight in the
proper proportions and YOU have a
convert at once.
Science and, therefore, comfort with
stvle. is the open sesame to the w.
mans leart and brain.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-31
sOOTBLACk HAS "URGE"
TO SERVE UNCLE SAN

Washington. d. C., Oct. 3l.-Dowi
in Benson, n. C., lives "A sixteen-yeai
old hoy who has the urge" TO serve
under General "Perishing. AS re
suit the following letter has found IL
way TO the mobilization department
Of the marine corps here;
Can you use a sixteenyear-old Dol
in the service? He is especially goo
It shoebacking mad ! think he woul'
make the right kind OF a bootblac
for the L. S. marines. He has FOR
.ong time been wanting to serve unde
General Perishing as soldier o
3omething pertaining to a soldier.
,hink he is the right kind of a boo
black for the marines. and he is VII
inc to shed his blood for his country
GARLAND JOHNSON,
Benson, n c.
A regretful letter went back to Tn
writer saying that the marines
France were so busy chasing Hun
that there was no time to stop 10
shoe shines.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-31
City and Vicinity
News

Dale EsmOni of the Great Lakes
Naval Training Station is spending
few days at his home in West U
tawa.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Burke OF Chf
cago visited Ottawa friends last even
ing. Mr.. Burke. who was formerly "
business in Atlanta. Ga, is now 10
Gated in Chicago.
Mrs. 5. W. Raymond. widow o
lieut.. Raymond, is seriously ill at he'
nome on Ottawa avenue OF pneumonli.
following an attack OF influenza.
Howard Sampson OF Marseilles Wa
IN Ottawa visitor yesterday
Miss Matilda Hettel is i'll at. ne
come on West Jackson street, suiiel
,ng from an attack OF pneumonia.
Fred Moody is in Chicago today OF
business.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-31
coLoRs FOR ELDERLY WOMEN

In considering colors the first that
usually comes to mind is gray. but at
uresent there IL almost as wide a
range for selection among the various
shades of gray as IL they we're differ
ent colors. Royal purple is superb with
whitening hair. Certain petunia shades
barmonize exceedingly well with sit
very locks as well as certain shades
of light blue. The latter. If carefully
chosen is very rejuyinating, but great
care must be exercised in selection,
as no color is more unbecoming on the
wrong woman than blue.
Lilac, violet and heliotrope hays
long since been recognized as emil
nently becoming to those Of advanced
Years. In fact they are often worn
whether they are becoming or not,
because they are suitable TO old age.
Years have very little to do with the
becomingness of cOlors. Pure white
is an excellent color for elderly women
who do not grow too thin at this time
OF life. 1t is not often becoming 10
hin women, but if woman can weer
il TO good advantage. she should.
Greens, yellows and reds do not lend
themselves to any degree Of charm
10 the beautifying OF advanced years
I The first is spring and summer hue
tor the autumn and winter OF lie
Red is a very challenging color, ant
brings out the lines and wrinkles II
the face very forcibly. and for tina
reason must not be INDUCED in as TN
years 90 by.
In choosing colors consider the l.
diyidual complexion and coloring.
ia nearly always safe 10 follow tn
general tinting. The colorless fac
NAV not look well with the tints tina
= favor the pink and white skin. Their
ia gray with pinnish tinee for tn
: latter that is very suitable, and th
dark orchid shades in which the sam
pinkish tinting is discernible, but ne
| conspicuous, will be good for sLe'
= costumes.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-31
DESPITE ENEMY BLOOD
THEY BOTH BUY BONDS

tBy International News Service.)
Youngstown, ohio, Oct 3l.-A
though the blood OF overseas course
through their veins. the Americanisn
Of Edward Weisbrod, OF German Dc
scent. and Sam Milovtch, an Austrian
is being cited as worthy OF being emf
lated by fellow countrymen. Thes'
men have each bought a 81 900 LII
prty Loan bond, Both are employ
by a local steel company.
Services Tomorrow at Christ Churcl
All Saints Day services will be hel,
tomorrow morning at Christ Episco
pal church At 1880 o'clock, specia
services will be held and holy com
munion will be celebrated,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-31
WOMAN ROUTS BURGLAR
WITH USE OF BROOMSTlCF

(By International News Service
St Louis, Oct. 3l.-Mrs. william
Bauer, armed with broomstlch
lroye a burglar out OF the home oil ne
qeighbor. Mrs. Annie Miller, while IN
after was away Mrs, Bauer, neal
my noise in the Miller home, invest
gated. When she made an attack VIII
he broomstick the burglar beat
nasty retreat and escaped
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-31
MOTOR TRACTORS SPEED
UP ARTILLERY ADVANCE

(By International News Service)
London, Oct. 31-Americans here
who are familiar with late develop
ments in army methods believe that
the American success in the scissors
Chateau Thierry counter offensive
was due TO their ability 10 move heavy
artillery forward quickly.
Artillery motor tractors, it is be-
lieyed, are the answer. BY use of the
armored tractor they could keep their
artillery almoss ABREAST of the al
vance at all times. The tractor is said
to be able to do six miles an hour
over the toughest ground.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-31
WAR HOG" SPORTS COlORS
OF RED, WHITE AND BLUE

tBy International News Service)
Woburn, Mass, Oct. 3l.-A war
hog" camoufaged by nature itself in
colors which form the basis for most
of the national emblems OF the allied
nations, has been found here Among
$500 animals on the hog ranch of
George G. Griffith roams the war
hog" Its head is a brilliant red, the
middle Of its body is coal black and
from there on the hog is pure white.
By some secret method of breeding,
Mr.. Griffith has been able to evolve
the war hog"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-31
A Good Laugh.

A good laugh" Is not quite the same
ching as II hearty laugh. Occasionally
you may have seen young people con-
vulsed with laughter over something
that meant suffering and disaster TO
another Many laugh has been raised
BY an unclean suggestion. But 1t II
n good laugh" that has no hint of Inn
purity or unkndneSs.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-31
FALLS SIXTY FEET, BUT
KEEPS PIPE IN MOUTH

(By International News Service)
Monroe, Mo, Oc- 3l.-Theodore
Sparkman a miner. who fell sixty feet
in a mine near here and escaped with
a iislocated shoulder, kept his pipe
in his mouth during the fall and was
found calmly smoking.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-31
BULBS.
AYAclNTHs, TULIPS, kARCisSuS
AND CRoCusEs.

We received notice today from a
Custom House in New York that our
Bulbs have been received and have
been forwarded to us and will be here
in a few days.
Please reserve your wants for Bulbs
until our order gets in, as they Will
be fresh right from Holland.
REFIOR HDWE. CO.,
Ottawa, Ill.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-31
"CnalI,i "a the Hun"

(By International News Service.)
London, Oct. 31.-Chalking the Hun
is a game which the Yanks may be
playing in France. if they've adopted
the practice Of Tommy, who has been
long at the game and had much OPP
portunity for it lately.
Nearly every lad who goes over the
top carries a bit of chalk There is a
great scramble and race to see who
shall chalk upon he nearest Hun gun,
Captured by Corp. Blank.