davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-30
sra Winneiota Waonpre.

Ere 6ier0eoele al oct Suffcr, Tom
6ruaes Der / 2auoet, mao inoisres
40 Sisueicn. Wfen bert eneite
5fib ri bor til R~aa6igheS trPnae5
til transport al trooper o. 2or-
rooo Tor Dem. Set er en- npientli1
@rlino til. at ri bgr bruce ioa tibet
Suffer iom mulig. Silpirfere Of
Gonou er bleoet begrPniet til Sob.
parton al oeres panlige Sorbrlig;
men set niier lig, at Der oaigeoel
bruees lige ioo meget iorn euerS /
settle Giemeo. Gnboer Tom Ipiier
Gdnon hiRlper Dem iont ouertr9oer
Sufferreglerne. Suffer trGnges for
Canning; Sfibene trpn9e3 for bore
SoIboter % ior transport al Sor.
rooo iii oen: Gnnop. WIogerne trPr-
qes til ct eIer anoet arig5arbeioe.
Nuorior life iige Sarpel I'll "2onD.
pop" 90 andre iIi9e Soaer, til ari-
acu err oper? Suaen bill os al oct.
Sugeu Rcgler er u~bfrrbiget ON
Salget al Bette Aars &oeoebsIt. OF
cnboer iom eier Soeoe fan iPIae
oen elIer beboloe Sen, iom ban I'M.
Ser for doot. Tenne Splnsring
wreobeleS ionl Spar poa mango so.
reinerailcr. 6or nPrpprenoe / BET
nlinoite fau Sarmeren 'Glqe lin
Nptoe o. onoet @ren paa inmme
9toobe iom i 6rcbStiSer.
SnoIfrGrtnin9cu I @rltaen al
Orefioo til en- @alig ON 9aqeu |
oiicntIiae Spiieiteoer % ia Tuio
rent Giso for hucr Ecrion ON llgen
I priuote 6omiIier err hppet ifsGle
Crore ira @oibinQtou. Esrfe / Spo.
ocitcn bor abort oct ~nsoocnoigt for
0upgoporptterne Ser at ieitoe Ell
N3ruaoe unSerpG9tigt Gurg paa
NPnrfcoet. buiIfct bor baut ct Coer'
iflo tiIirlQe. &ie0ct al Sc iuIoppq.
tiQc Ipr trpngc3 for nor 0rr, oq
Solicit herbieune onmo0cs ON at
inoifrrnfc Tia til @rln al 9jeo al
ne lcttcre Cur. Wo0itnret oubeia-
Icr i|ortiot Sporiombeo / @rltGen al
Crefieo.
Te giUlScloc 9IcnIer Tor @rlta AZ
Sutfer iii GunuinQ tilltcocr 10 To.
for buert Yteolem al Iomilien meo
TrooroQ al buoO nlon ior bar fiebt
oenne Somncr / iantme Gienleo.
OF hlnoreoc Yltno clcr minore fan
iooc3 ueo at uuoerifripe Ct Gertififdt
hos G%isbnnnbcn; men hoiS mere
ems 100 Grno nlfe5, mo Snlget
iprIt pore g~o0ficnot al 4iooitpret.
Nfnoitnrct atbeiaIer. at 6olf, lorn
nouIig. lIugtcr on iuIter cllcr opbc-
porer puu anoeu Maa0e Siso til
@rlIg / Su9holoni1rQen. Get oll
life poo no9cn Maooe biuore Gar-
mere ira at i%oriuue Nuiet me0 Gin-
~tertoit Tor 5omilien uco at llagtc
Cpr oolet pon 5arnlcu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-30
Sra Danmarf.

Sc huic Scitcpriier. @renocr@leo
1obe Salt. 6orpogter Slicn al 8l.
.Sammclmoicqaarb bar 'olgt , Shore
bette i'll 8ooscicr &icllerilp / Slofbro
for 5000 Ser.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24
CORP. JEFF O'CONNELL
CANADIAN NON-COM
VISITS IN OTTAWA

Is Corporal JET O'Connell. if you
plaese
JeH. prime tivOrite with Ottawa
IsAi weight faiF. Is back among his
uid haunis sarbAd in the regalia Of a
tut hedged Canadian n0n-eommiSsiOn-
ed otiicer, after b six months tour Ot
du't with his I'd siment AZ Quebec.
JeH. on a ten Hay leave OF absence.
made Ottawa hk destination and is
spending the gr4ater par. OF his va
cation among hA huudrede of friends
IN the old town. He will leave here
wednesday 10 n iOin his regiment
and then comes the overseas ship
WHAT follows tliat everybody knows
just as well as they know that when
JEFF meets Hun it will be bad cess
% the German.
Resides climbing in the ranks left
ha> acquired moro than ordinary fame
among Canada's J best He is the
champion lightweight of Quebec and
ontario ana has thrown down the bar
riers 10 all ComerS who want TO argue
that point IN he Squared circle.
As til as a fiddle. as hard as a rock.
jeff shows the improvements that fol
scured him the official turn down
bad with many 81 the pretending
boxers TO meet the Ottawa boy today.
1t was Jeff's hol J. to join the Ameri
can forces, but a flock OF bad teeth
secured him the lotieial Turn down
himse) in need Of an op
pOrtunity TO settlt many arguments
with Fritz ne did fhe next best thing
and went 10 the recruiting station in
Chicago where he Mas Immediately ac-
cepted by the Canadian army, and
now he is looking forward anXiously
to the day he takts his place in, the
trenches.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24

ow.~
That was aeN thought for Annie
Lee. and she sgt very -tiIl while she
thought about i. and listened to the
brave little singer outside in the shad
uW.
Then she Jumped up and said bright
y. I'll run snf get your 8aitern, sun
tie"
Then betore ans one could say :
word against AJ. her willing feet were
iunain- down the path 10 Aunt Sa
rau's house, bnd all the way she was
saving 10 heiSeif. Thank you, little
bird, for not being AFRAID of the dark,
Tor not being afraid Of shadow"
Pretty s00il she came safely back ~
he lighted doom with ne wished for
pattern I'm her hand.
Thank on. dear said Mrs. Brown
gently: "Nire you afrsid?"
Course EOt.' answered Annie Lee,
smiling brightly. I'm good deal mig
ser than iitt!e hooking bird"
Then She SAT down With her .tay
paper and enjoyed her story.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24
CATHOLICS OF WORLD
TO PRAY FOR PEACE

! Catholics throughout the world are
4 asked TO redoubk their prayers for
{ the restoration u just and lasting
peace according TO the decree just
issued by Pope Benedict Nv, who has
ISSUED a especial prayer 10 be said in
t'thoIic churchet next Sunday.
As yet the ofi@al request has not
Deen received byt Ottawa priests. but
IL all probability Bishop Dunno will
communicate thet same to the priests
OF TINS diocese N once
lie lQloWing us The text Of the
feace prayer as Issued by Pope Bene-
diet NV.:
Dismaypd by the horrors of i war
"hich Is bringing ruin to peoples and
nations, we lurn, = jesus, to Thy most
ioVihg hear' as u our last hope O
God Of mercy wieh tears We invoke
ihee 10 END thisI fearful scourge. O
h'hg OF Peace we humbly implore the
peace Tor which We long From Thy
sacred heart Thou didst she'd forth
over the world divine charity so THAT.
discord might enid and love alone
might reign among men. During Thy
life on earth heal with tender com.
passion Tor the Soifows of men. in this
houf. made terrible with burning hate
with bioodshed and with slaughter.
once more may Fry divine heart he /
to pity Pty the countless mo- (
'"eIS III anguish Tor the sake Of their
sons pity Europe over which broods
such havoc and disaster. Do Thou in
spl'P rulers ana Peoples with cOunsels
d meekness; dog Thou heal the dis
cords that tear Che nations aspndpr
islon VINO didsi Shed Thy precious
blood that they might live as broth
7fs, bring men together once more in
owing harmony land as once before
o me cry OF the apostle Peter. Save
Is, Lord we perfh" Thou didst ans
Ser with words 'of mercy and didst
still raging wayq~. so now deign TO
rear our irustfuE prayer and give
'ack to The wofld peace and tran
utility.
And do Thou @ most Holy Virgin. s
Is IN other times Of sore distress. be |
low our help, out protection and safe. |
.uard Amen. !
BENEDICT Nv I
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24
THE HONOR ROLL
lContinuSo from page ~

! Antonos stab,atono,o. c,n,. -,
| eel worker
John Jimasoh Aurora macihnis,
Luther " Moore NV m -
! Frederick Kae. Ratledee Tenn fsr
ner
Mattco Mus H. Arc,di, m, aa.
JASON
Robert r Nance Moline ,,o,b;u
St
Joseph l.. yrnn, penton Nv Cav
Ner.
Charles e 1tifnu ITollowo,,.iIlo III
armer
ONcal \ Nelson ouo.or !, g..
1er
Max II Darkw fhicaoo faruoor
RAYMOND GI Monroe La Sale far.
per
Orris c. Thbrsou NpvarI, farmer
Charley Riahny. Joliet. lahorer
Francesca pbmplleo. OgleSby blacl.
NTH
Dionyslo, jdthulis. Grand Island
sen" baker.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24
City and Vicinity
News

Sidney Weise. of the Great Lakes
Naval Training fate spent the week
end with his moiher Mrs Iosephm,
Wetse in this cIti
Winston Calwesl. of Fort Sheridan
sp'u' the week dnd with his parents.
Mr. ana Mrs. William Colwell. on
Ottawa avenue.
'" r Wood, o1 Chicago, is spending
"a ~" days visilits AIR amt Mrs. vii
nam Nash. on o9awa avenue
MI ana Mrs. Lee O'Neil Browne.
WISHED friends II Utica yesterday al
ternom
Arthur Hentri,h of the Great Lakes
Naval framing cation spent the
wees ehd with his pirents, Mr.. and
Mr.. Charles Heinrich ON Uous,on
street.
Ia Verne Bosermaster. of Camn
Dodge la, is SPENDING a short h,r.
'oush al ms honF. in this city.
MISS ferne Pfteit. of Chillicothe.
speni The week end in Ottawa.
William lIieby Of The Great rako,
N"' 81 lrdihins station spent the
Ne'A end with aiS mother. Mrs Hig
Clarence IohuSon of Forest p,rl
spent SUNDAY A Tho homo -, A.,
''i" MrS hnsh NleCulloneh. on Hous
ON ST
WIS LHdld Tiger and son Harlo of
=" cane are Ysitine Mrs Hager's
"'' ,''r MIS- arrie Tucker on Co
umbus st.
wi ana Mrs. Watt kurScheid. Mrs
'an''N I'Nhe and Miss Bessie Con
min molored to i.oenore YESTERDAY
wi ana Mrs lem Crowley and lii
lie son motoredl 70 Anroro vas,oraa,
HNl'' haSNieEI OF the Great Lakes
->a'' al framing iSiation spent sunday
WIN MS molhef Mrs. Pauline Hass.
ley.
Clarence Thane Joliet. a former /
"V'' Nho"h oYawa resident. spent I
SUNDAY WISHING Friends in this city. I
MISSES Anne land Myrtle De We're
'Nl'eu with relatives in Aurora yes.
erday.
Mr. and Mrsl Walter II oclo or
Farm Ridge towns shin arc rho ,arorts
u baby boy lorn this morning
Miss Carrie Ntscholm visited stroa
or friends last EeYening.
MISS hoSeIIa Matthews of Yale City.
H. SPeht SniTtat with her sister.
ifS Lea fetters. on Ottawa avenue
Miss Gertrude Wilson and Miss
lara Gay hara gone to Forest PARK
Q spend the simmer.
narold sandps of he Great Lakes
NaVai lraihlngi Station spent Sunday
his home inIthis city. =
!. f. Lamo1 of the Victor Motor
q. Is spending The day in Chicago ON
uSineSs.
MIR and Mrs Louis Gaerke and Mr.
nj Mrs. HenA Yentz spent Sunday
With Mr. andI Mrs. Emne Fik4 n
dell III
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24
WHEAT AND FLOUR GET
PRICE RAISE TO OFFSET
BOOSTED FREIGHT RATE

Washington ID. q, June - Wheat
and wheat flour prices are going up.
The government is going to advance
the price Of wheat about . cents Il
bushe in Minneapolis and Kansas
Ci;y markets.
The principal reason given for the
advance Of wheat and -four prices is
the increase OF freight rates and the
Prices of wheat and flour in other
rarts Of the country will be based on
The Minneapolis and Kansas City
prices. with ALLOWANCE made for trans
portation costs Tie price of wheat
viii be advanced mi New York abour
- cents a bushe and the price OF
-four about - cents a barrel
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24
REV. SPOONER TO
BUILD UP CHURCH

Rev Walter Spooner of this city.
The Congregational Evangelist, is in
SWeator. engaged I'M building up the
Congregational church there
Rev Spooner conducted services at
The Streator church Yesterday and to-
day started in making thorough
survey Of the church and the mem
hership. hoping to put the church ON
better basis.
Rev Spooner has been engaged in
MS work for the past six years.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24
NJ. {. CHURCH TO
PICNIC TOMORROW

The annual Sunday school picnic
for the First Methodist and the ZIP
worth Methodist sunday schools Will
~ held tomorrow at, Mckinley park
The members Of The iwo schools Will
go ou' in the morning and will return
to town late in tl% afternoon 4
picnic dinner will observed at 1870.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24

lhe pupils OF Mi>s Marie Miller
music class. assisted by Miss Hida
Sup"rsln. will sife recital this even
lhS al Miss Miller home. Sls Mul
Merry street. VERY excellent must
eat program has ben arranged which
VIII oe followed hy an informal 80 al
llme All the friends OF the pupil.
have been inyitel 10 attend
6.
The music pspils of Miss Anna
! Weeks will hold recital tomorrow
evening az O'Clock. at Miss Weeks
studio ON Jackson street. A very in,
terestins musical program has been
planned. All triepdS OF the pupils are
invited 70 attend
The lawn social and card party
when Was held yesterday afternoon
ON The lawn OF he residence of AIRS.
James Gahan SRI in Wallace. by the
wallace ladies' u raise funds. for the
wallace BOYS III the service Was al
tended by mere than $50 people. Ey-
eryone attendingl spent a very enjoy
able afternoon, The fayors were
awarded 10 Mrst William poueher,y
and Mrs. Micha.} Kelley Of Earlville
About SIS Was cleared for the fund
being raised by this series of parties
81 .
Mrs II \ Fisher has been procur
ed as speaker f1r the Child Welfare
meeting 70 be heid az the court house
Tuesday aflernoosl at $50. Mrs. Fish
en- gave very Interesting talk AT the
Chicago convention on the follow up
work Of the weighing and measuring
the babies ana We are indeed forum
al" in getting het To come to Ottawa.
Al, those who dlf interested in child
welfare are invited 10 come and the
mothers Of HE fu0 babies that were
weighed and measured are urged to
come. An open discussion led by
Miss Ruba viii Follow the talk on the
plans for opening a child welfare sta
tion in Ottawa
- 3
Mrs. Charles 4imner Cullen enter
tanned twenty-five children at her
nome on Congress street this after
noon, with a party in honor of Mary
hNardon, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
John Reardon. OF La Sale, who cele-
brated her sixth birthday today Mary
moved 10 LA SalF just few months
ago, ana all her little Ottawa friends |
:" ere invited 10 the party this after |
aeon The ehildten spent very er
ioyahe afternoon, playing games and !
refreshments OF Zee cream, cake and |
candies We're serbed by the hostess. !
Many BEAUTIFUL BIRTHDAY gifts were re-
,eived by the hdppy little guest Of !
honor.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24
SAND HITS EMPL0YE
ON HEAD; SCALP CUT

Arthur Holmes. OF Norris street, an
employee Of the CANA Silica Sand Co,
was hit on he heal by a piece Of
and rock. while working this morn
ing. He received slight scalp
wound
The injured man WAS removed to
he Rybnn hospital and Or. W. p.
'read was called to attend him After
having several stitches taken in the
Eound, Mr. Holmes was able TO re.
urn TO his home
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24
Passes "Sundries' Bill.

Washington. Jnne 2i-The Senate
THIS afternoon passed. without roll
call' the sundry .civil appropriation
bill carrying apTlopriatlons of near.
~ three billion d4llars The bin was
under consIdera'idn only little more
than an FNur p
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24
War Chest Meeting.

The meeting Of the executive com
mittee, which was scheduled 10 bn
held tomorrow evening". has heoh
postponed indefinitely ami the eNpen.
tive committee are asked To meet this
evening with the Wa Savings com.
m!ttee At the Elk IIotic.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24
SO NAMES ARE ON
CASUALTY LISTS

Washington June ~. Sixtv.three
casualties in, the American eXpedi.
tionary lorces were announced by the
war department today. divided as fol.
lows.
Eight killed in action. four died
from wounds ,wo from disease. forty.
five severely wounded and three
wounded, desre undetermined
The name iof only one officer ap.
pears IN the Hist. Lieutenant Edward
q. TominsuIB OF Fort Howard. Balti.
more. hayingidied of wounds received
in action.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24
THE moeKIN6 BIRD.

ats too bad you've sprained your
foot. Bobby. said Mr. Brown. As she
seated herself in the ilttle liy;nsrOom.
after doing thei supper dishes. i
wanted !ou 10 Ian over To Aunt s.
rah'> and get skirG pattern Tor me
80 tAas | could dur our my work to
night and be READY 10 begin On 1t
early in the morhiHs."
Bobby was sorty. 100. and he said
SO. tho lie added bravery. 4 could
90 ANYWAY. moth9r. could hop alcng
and IL won't hurrNery much. besides,
IL isn't FAR, you kaow.@
No. it isn't VERY FAR. answered his
mother. quite pos Nlyely. but sou are
not gong 10 run any risks with that
sprained foot Then she added
thoushtiully. Il WOULD - m! self. only
I'm expecting yol4 father to cali me
up over the telephone just any Iii.
mute, ami don't want to leave The
house at all ior Tear might miss
him.
Nobody looked at Annie Lee all or
This time. and nobody made any sisus
at all of elpectine anything OF her.
but still She felt SOFT of uncomfort
able.
Her foot was MOI sprained, she was
not expecting any pne TO call her over
the telephone, ana she vas almost
Us Old and as talF as Bobby Brown;
besides. il was nfither very tar to
Aunt Safah'S nor Set very dark out
SIDE
Annie Lee was learning how to read
and she could reid stories in story
papers when She tred very hard now.
ana l am sure wogld have succeeded
only that She cOuliin't keep her eyes
hAed on the PAGES Her sight kept
wandering To the bpen doorway, and
Ihiu II out INTO the gathering dark
outside.
Annie Lee did not like the dark al
all II gave her a queer feeling. as II
something biz and Solt and smotherN
were closing IN all around her, so that
she couldn't get QUE at all.
She understood bust how queer il
made her feel but Alaybe other people
might think she VS. afraid, for She
noticed mat rhey Fever asked her TO
run oui in the dark any more.
she dldnt at all lke people to think
lhat she was afraid, but she was more
ana more sure cyery minute thai some
people did think hat.
Everything was quite still and no
body in the room asaid A word. and
yet Annie Lee thought she could feel
mem thinking, Don ask Annie Lee
TO 90, she's afraid u the darn. ."
II isn't at all pl,p to feel that
people are crtIciSins you in their /
minds, and Annie lac couldn't get in. /
,eresied in the story she was irving
% read. SO she sat quite stlll and did
lothine at all.
Then she heard 4 noise outside. a
strange. wonderful beautiful noise.
"oh she easled, and leaning
eagerly forward ii her chair. she
lsked What is it, aulaie?"
What is What, thiId?" said Mrs.
Brown, not looking up from her read
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24
AUSIRtAN$ iNfl
II A WILD ROUT

I ------------
o90 persons with warm meals Tor four
weeks.
Italians Min at Rheims.
Paris. June The Germans AT.
tackled the ital IAN position in the
blishny sector between the Marine
and Rheims, ny French war office
stated today, ait were driven on AT
ter violent fght ing, leaving many
dead and prison. prs behind
Situation Desperate.
Washington. June Il The econ.
omic situation IL Austria is nothing
short of desperate This wa, made
PLAN in news Aspatches thar have
leaked out OF thu country and into the
hand' of the STATE department. il
was announced bis afternoon.
: These dispatches make NO effort 10
conceal the desperate plight Of the
people
Reichstag 10 Grant Loan.
copenhagen. lFnmark, June ct
Inc German Reithsias will adopt
new war lone. Bringing The total cost
OF me war up 20 $i30.100 900 900
marks, said dis batch from Berlin IN
day II Is annourced in Berlin that
me meat ration leay be- lowered soon
Americans Hepulse Raiders.
Washington, ane III epulse of
IN enemy raid inl the NoSges and i'm
pfoVement Of American positions in
the vicinity OF qhateau Thierry are
repol,ed in General Per>hine's s,ate.
ment under date Of June %.
Roosevelt. Jr, Honored.
WIN the Ahelacdn Army in Pic
afoy' June y Major Theodore
Roosevelt, lr.. sob of The foymar T. /
. president, VINO refused to go to the
'''r al'ef oelhg gaS>ed in the lungs /
ana ewes in the lighting at Cam,is /
ny, has been cited tor bravery
Retreat in Disorder /
Rome. June = tOn the pia,a rive,
mont from he Mohtello Ia tho Ari,ic
'he deledted AuTro-liunearian~ are
'e''oSSihS me river In disorder saws
ne Italian official Statement, issrad ~
day.
ne enemy is beng closely pursued
by the Italian troops.
The allies are bombardinp tbe
whole battle line With intensity The
are maintaining hoWerful nfan.rv
pressure on the MOntello and on the
riaye. Ten hostile aeroplaaes have
been brought down.
ne austrian retreal as indicated III
The above bulletin. is on a front u.
about 81 miles
The Austrian Statement.
London. JGne II The Austrian
statement today says: The fighting
on the Pave has iDeen less yiOlert
Inc Pave Is a rushing stream. Com
munIca'l0ns between the banks =
IMPOSSIBLE for hours ana he creates,
.ilieultr is experienced in the trans.
p"l Of supplies Opr troops, however,
nave NOT been ipnaired.' the state
ment adds.
Victory Is Complete.
Italian Army HEADQUARTERS IN
Northern Italy, Jung From Men
rllO ia tho Snn IND Apa,,, bau hc..,, a
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24
4 Sure Sign.

Tommy We're going 10 mos
soon
Sammy How DO you Knows
Tommy How do | know Didn't
me mother lemme break winiie,
tother day and didn't say nOthin'!"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24
ALLEN HIGH Gun
AT CLUBS SHOOT

Good scores We're padc on the OF.
lava ttlile CUBS range south of town
yesterday when Clydt Allen "copned'
the days meet with lhree VERY excel
lent scores The ind results are.
suu oau o,n
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24
BabY's Came.

p.L...
~vo,, o,,,h-
.n.hat con ..., -
,,a,-9o -, s,.- -" """
''''-"''
8nt the automobile lacks horse
Nothing Is quite so foolish as an
- -
/ But most Of the Old saws have lost
--~-
Also the path of duty leads TO ultl
--
Better a dinner without meat than
domestic broil
- F.
The well man often forsets the
- F.
Many marked man has tattoo
- F.
Sometimes il is the police that
teach man TO reform.
Every woman is judge and jury
unto her own husband.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24

Small addition to housc. SxlG fl
Mast be sold without delay for reason
able price Inquire Arthur II. col
well, 356.Y.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24

II YOU hAs' log, anything Won can
dnd II by ADVERTISING in the Free Trad.
sr.,Journal
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
MAIN want add section page hYe)

WNNTEDt \ FIRST chss machinist
Apply aA zniloBrunncr foundry
ana machina\ COMPANY Peru. III.
! OST Pocketbook Saturday nigh, in
business diSriN Finder please re-
wm to this office Mud receive reward.
FOR SALE Two F0rds and one We
lie touring car in wood condition
tondt 5 Tire Shop g2H ". Main 81.
phyhe coo.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24

Also the path of duty leads TO ultl.
mate happiness.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24

But most Of the Did saws have lost
their teeth
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24

Nothing is quite so foolish as an
angry fool.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24

There are many kinds Of foolish.
ness, but the meanest kind is selfish
ness.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24

Anyway, an ounce of prevention
costs much less lhanla pound of cure.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24

Nothing worries sbme wives like
absence of worry in heir husbands.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24

Better dinner without meat than
a domestic broi.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24

When man tries to stand on his
dignity he puts his foot in il.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24

Some bachelors hurry thru life rs
If loap-year widop were chasing
them.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24

"You ought to see our baby play.
said Jimmy, proudly.
"What can a 'sixmonths old Ran
play asked Freddie.
"Bawl," laughed Jimmy.
8nt the automobile lacks horse
sense.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24

II Il married man doesn't erumble
at home it's usually because he isn't
there.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24

The well man often forgets the
Sick mans promises.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24

It takes a man to Explain things TO
n woman that he doesn't understand
himself.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24

It's as risky to praise woman's
husband TO her face is it is to criti.
else him.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24

Being popular consists largely in re.
Numbering what to forget.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24

Many a marked man has tattoo
9rtst 10 thank for Dit.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24

Every woman is judge and jury
unto her own husband.