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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-25

frcs--hoth aides. Cough slight
Observation-Disclosures ciavleia--
normal Cough again Shading
e1usi--cough again and - turn
around"
what's II all about
The X ray ward lz one OF the most
important msnhea In the sl.se that
Is screening the soldiers OF Camp
Lewis and casting out thos- who are
useless. and even dangerous. Nom.
b~rs OF the national army.
Reveals D~forrniii--
Little can be concealed from the
ultraviolet eye u the thing. Before
{, lung patche. OF tuberculosis. the
most deadly enemy Of tho fighting
man. are significant. dark shadows
Murmrrs Of the heart that would
mean weakness Of tho fighter at a
critical moment are perfectly visible.
and d~sorrnities OF the bones are
shown In black and green.
Not every man goen behind Tn.
screen % the xray. Only thos~
whom tho physicians conducting the
III ~ FAAftfANtAtAHu HAHttAt AtG AAAtA.AT
ed with diseases tho instrument can
detect. are sent TO tho x.ray experts.
Its greatest use IL In tho ~xamina.
ton Of suspected tuberculosis cases.
II Forces Decision
1T isn't infaifibie." said Capt
David c. Twsch~ii. tuberculosis con
sultan, OF the division. ami the au
thor Of monograph or tho subs~cs.
but II makes the decision for US in
many cases.
About ono in eco men. I should
Judge. at this camp In tub~rcuisr
II r. essential that W. should find
on, which man In the 200 has the
gn-nt. 20 that he may be discharged
from the service before II can spread
from him to other soldisrr.-
In tho opinion OF Capt. rwicheri.
Camp Lewis In . particularly good
place for the training Of tho future
fighters In France.
Climate Makes Difference
often he said. tuberculosis win
lie dormant. or latent. In a mans
system. This - sru. in warm. dry
climates. like that OF Southern Call.
fornia. where many men here came
from. II they were trained thvr
and then sent 20 France. where the
climate Ia moist, tuberculosis would
appear.
The climate Of Camp Lewis and
of Flanders. II L. aid. are much
the same. 80 IN. disease makes its
appearance In the men after they
have been here few months. and
we have an opportunity 10 rid tho
army Of tho patients quickly
The first step. In the examination
OF a soldier for tho white plague. In
the kaleidoscope t~nt BY means Of
the delicate instrument. the phyni.
clan can hear tho murmur and rustic
Of the air In dis~ar~d tissues. But
he can't always be quite sure Of the
results Of this examination. and then
the x.ray In brought into use.
Matson Has Contract
Perhaps on. of the most expert
readers OF the x.rsy diagram of
mortal man. at the hospital. is Capt.
Ray II. Matson. chairman Of the
tuberculosis board. The government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-25
along with everything else.

Corn was ono OF Food Admins.
traitor Hoovcr's recommendations for
the American table when he looked
out on "A world shortage OF wheat
As result. the busy housewife. FOL.
lowing the appeal. has been putting
corn into everything. and mush has
become a luxury instead OF a laugh.
as in years gone By.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-25
TOOK ENGLAND nine MONTHS
TO MAKE UNIFORMS FOR men
and CATCH UP IN WAR RUSH

other clothes gave the govern.
ment less trouble. with the exception
Of socks. IL was necessary 20 buy all
the socks in the United States and
Canada before the problem OF pro
ducinE them was solved Getting
shirts and Undertaking was com.
paratiyciy simple"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-25
HULA COSTUMES CHEAP

WASHINGTON. Jan. .s.--sprins
fashions in those shredded wheat nj
fairs they rambol around In. In Ha
wall. viii bo cheaper NEXT year for
Hula dancers here. The I. c. G
has reduced rates on copra from
which the garment" IL made. and
importasiors may increase.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-25

star Correspondent
CAMP LEWIS. Tacoma. Jan.
sS.-Shsdcs Of Dante.
There II a chamber of horrors
At Camp i~wis that eutpantcs
any chapter u the Inferno.
u h called the Nray ward.
Like all other rooms In the
base hospital. u h low cciled.
white walled and bare Of orns.
mcntstion. II " filled with ap.
paratus shining and dcudly In
appearance. In daylight q isn't
particularly impressive. but
when the light tight door swings
shut and somebody throws the
switch that puts In action u
giant electrical transformer. the
room becomes = yrritabie pocket
sine edition Of 1tadcs. done In
xhss,iy green. INSTEAD Of con.
Ntnsional rcd.
Here is 4 picture OF the Nra'
ward. written in verse iibr-. as {
were
swapping green flames overhead
A smell Of ozone like birthstone
Naked men IN cameo white ans
green relief and eyes rlarins ans
unnatural In purple Swallowed sock
cts. Men In night robes manlpuial
ms sparkling metal erAnks ans
handles. And At the end Of the room
"a shlmmering green screen tina
turns men into living skelesonsl
The screen Ia perhaps two fee
square. and 1, shows on its surfsc'
a blue print OF the internal arrange
ments OF the man who stand. BE-
hind H.
Reads Human Sketches
Before II ATS n surgeon and h.
rcads the blu. print" In a mono
tone of strange language.
shading equal - Diaphragm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-25
CATARRH VANISHES
Here IL One Treatment That All
Sufferers Can Rety Upon

IL you want TO drive catarrh and
all its disgusting symptoms from
your system in the shortest possible
time. go TO your druggist and ask
for a Hyomei outfit today.
Breathe Hyomci and II will rid
you OF catarrh: IL gives such quick
relief that all who use IL for tho first
time are satonished. uyomci Is a
pure, pleasant antiseptic. which is
hroathed into the lungs over the in
tanned membrane. IL kills the ca
tarrh germs. soothes the sore spots.
aud heals all inflammation.
Don't suffer another day with ca
tarrh; tho disease In dangerous. and
often ends in consumption. Start
the Hyomei treatment today. No
stomach dosing. no sprays or
douches: just breathe it--thats all
Ask Barteil Drug so.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-25
0L0-TIME MUSH Is
NOW AMONG LUxURlES

WASHINGTON. Jan. a5.-Mush
IL becoming the great American ex.
travagance. The good old corn meal
variety Is becoming 20 popular In the
households that It's price is going up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-25
Soldiers Transformed Into
Skeletons to Reveal Unfit

usDlrOR'S NOrE-This l. the
second In a serics Of articles on
elimination Of unfit soldiers nj
Camp lewis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-25

Twenty couples at ball ut Du.
ouc1n. H.. danced for an hour and
81 minutes without stop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-25

35 dozen Mems Golf Shirts
on sale tomorrow for Doe each.
Not one of them worth less
than sI.25. Perfect fitting. with
Numbered cuffs and neckbands;
sizes Ia to TIA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-25

Mems Sox; medium weight
cotton; all colors; to clean out,
Zoe pair; 3 for 25t. We
have about so dozen of these
Sox left over, and they are an
exceptionally good buy at this
price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-25

Before II ats n surgeon and he
rcads the blue print" In a mono
tone Of strange language.
shading equal Diaphragm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-25

Womcn's Dress Boots, made
of vici kid with cloth tops, in
ivory and pearl shades; sizes
3ia TO Z; worth $3.50. To
clean up. a pair $3.3S.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-31
SHOPPING RULES FOR
CHRISTMAS TRADERS

Chicago Oct. 3l,-The commercial
economy administration of the State
Council Of Defense has announced six
rules for Christmas shoppers which
should be lived up to by every citi-
zen of Illinois. Here they are:
/. Spread your Christmas shopping
over October, November and Deem
her. Do not wait; begin now.
,. Do your shopping in the early
hours Of the day
3. Buy useful gifts only, except toys
for children.
(. Ship all present that 60 by ex-
press or mail before December 8, to
avoid congesting transportation
>. Avoid giving bulky articles, il
they must be shipped by mail or ex-
press.
8. Garry your own parcels home
whenever possible.
These rules are the result Of a bar
gain between the merchants of the
country and the government To live
up to their agreement the merchants
must have the cooperation Of their
customers.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-31
CANDY MAKER CLOSES
80 DAYS FOR GIVING
WRONG SUGAR REPORT

Chicago. Oct. Sill II. Cannon,
confectioner at 2e9 South Wabash aY-
enue. has agreed to close his nlant
tor thirty days rs the result Of ncor-
rect reports regarding the amour; OF
sugar he had used. Alfred 5. Adams
chief OF the buruea of investigations
ana endorsements OF the food admin
istrauen. sad that an Unfair order
had been issued at Washington
against Cannon. Food administration
officials have called the attention OF
hOuseholderS to the fact that the rule
limiting the use OF sugar TO two
pounds month for each person Is
10 be enforced. Candymakers have
also been under strict investigation
Because OF rUm0rS of the approach
OF peace. it is said, many have taken
il for granted that rules Of the iood
administration will be relaxed. Local
officials say they are confident the
rules will remain in force for year
or two after peace is declared.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-31
Notes and
Comment
HELPFUL HINTS
OF Iuteres, to Women Reader,

When ironing it is good plan 10
get q clean brick. white one il posi-
be. as stand The iron will retain heat
much longer than if an open iron stand
be used.
Put some crushed egg she'll into 4
bottle. then fill half full of strong soap
suds and shake thoroly. After rinsing
n clean water YOU will find the bottle
looking like new.
Holes in walls can be stopped with
plaster of Paris, but mix his with
vinegar instead of with water, or il
VIII harden so quickly that it will be
difficult TO manipulate.
Silk. after 1t has been washed. loses
the slight stiffness that eharaeterizes
i when new Those who have tried the
following claim very good results.
Pour one half pint OF boiling water on.
or one fourth OF a pound of gum arabic
and allow it to dissolve. Strain thru a
muslin and keep in a bottle. one des.
sertspoonful is used in one half pint
OF water.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-31
To Keep Oranges

A woman who formerly lived IT.
California and has boxes of oranges
sent her every winter, after much eX.
perimentng has found the best wa?
to keep them
When the oranges arrive they are
carefully gone over and any that seen
soft are removed for immediate use.
The rest are wiped free Of iirt and
are carefully buried in clean sand IN
a box that is deep enough to hold ser
eral layers.
Care must be taken n PACKING that
he oranges do not touch one another
and are completely surrounded by the
sand
The box Is then put in a cool drt
place where there is danger neither
Of frost nor overheating.
II no dampness gets in the box or
anges so kept will not only last all
winter, but have kept well on into the
summer when the fruit is scarce.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-31
lAUD SUNRISE SLUMeEk'
OVER "TWlLlGHT SLEEP"
Childbirth Now Painless Without
Danger to Mother or Child
Such is Claim.

For quarter of a century science
has been searching for way TO free
the mothers of the world from pain ar
their hour of greatest peril and tri
umph. other than by the employment
OF the deadenng chloroform or less
dangerous but uncertain ether.
Eureka cried science when "Twi.
light Sleep" was first announced TO
the laymens world
you'll have to search further.p
answered skeptic, who claimed to
have kept tab on its workings.
And now science Is back with rs
newest discovery, which it has given
the soothing and songlke title Of
Sunrise Siumber."
We are now told that by means O.
Sunrise Sumner" a method only per
fected since Twilight Sleep" failed
and faded, childbirth has been render.
ed perfectly painless, without endan.
gering either the life of the mother or
child
"N20 and g" is the caBalistic sign
of this, the greatest boon Of all to wo-
man. 1t stands for nitrous ovid and
oxygen, by means Of which pink ba
bies. healthy and normal, are born IT,.
stead of the dreaded near asphyxiated
blue babies, so often the result OF
Twilight Sleep
The gas method" as II Is called by
physicians, has been known to tie
medical world for a dozen years, as
had the use OF the drugs which pro
duce Twilight Sleep" But II has re-
Gently been made practical for world
wide use by the invention by DR..
Charles +. Teter and 1t is claimed.
can be administered without danger
to mothers by any physician.
Twilight Sleep does not wipe out
the pains of labor, 1t only leaves moth.
ers without the remembrance Of their
agony" declared Dr. Teter. "And the
! drug produces that condition scopOla.
mine, frequently results In the birth
of a drugged baby, which soon dies
and the mothers life is imperiled az
well.
Sunrise Slumber' which IL already
being used with great success In hos.
/ pitals Of several leading cities, keeps
the mother lowering just on tia
thread like line OF consciousness and
unconsciousness.
ut is condition called 'analgesia.
The mother feels no pain and yet she
Is perfectly conscious of what IL going
on around her and is free 10 help In
every way possible. For this reason
labor Is shortened when Sunrise
Slumber is used"
Mrs. Resale Ricco OF Cleveland. The
first woman to be interviewed ate,
coming out Of the dreams Of Sunrise
Slumber,' laughed happily as che
tried TO describe her experience. 10
her arms lay strong, perfectly nor
NAL pink baby boy, thesfirst Sunrise
Slumber' baby recorded in Cleveland
Yes, | was afraid at first and
frightened when they put the gss
mask over my face. Then the docto orr
told me TO breathe deep thru my nose
did so and the first tinses Of pain
had fell began to leave me- began q
feel numb and then suddenly was No
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-31
In the Kitchen

Grilled Mutton-Slices from leg Of
mutton. one shallot, parsley. bay leaf.
thyme, one tablespoonful salad oil,
fried potato chips, one half pint pi.
Cuant sauce. Cut some one and one
half inch thick slices from the thick
end Of leg Of mutton, season with
pepper, salt, chopped shallot, parsley.
bay leaf, thyme and little salad Oil.
Let the meat remain in the seasoning
for one hour before cooking. then
grill or boil the slices for one quarter
hour and dish On pile Of fried potstc
chips. Serve hot with piQuant sauce
Tomatoes With Cheese Tomato
sliced, placed on butteted toast, sprIn
kle with grated cheese. then placed id
Ire oven long enough to melt the
cheese. is an appetizing dish TO serve
Cor lunch or supper.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-31
NeedIeWork Notes

In drawing threads for hemstitching
or drawn work. wet a small brush, rub
1t on a cake Of soap and then on the
threads you wish to draw and they
will come out easily and withou.
breaking.
If small hook and eye are placed at
the ends of the rubber around the
knees of little boys bioolner suits. the
rubber is easily removed when the
suits are washed, and the boomers
can then be ironed out flat.
A serviCeable and inexpensive cush-
ion can be made by folding IN Old COLI.
fort into any size desired, All cove,
ing it with lowered brocade or white
duck. These make excellent cushions
Tor porch swing or lawn bench in
summer.
Many doors thru shrinkage OF wood
are quite two inches from the floor.
allowing dirt and dvaft TO enter. Fold
about three thickresses of Taper jus.
the width OF the door and about two
inches deep, cover with baize or serge
40 near as possible to the color Of the
door, Sew on three small rings, ono
shout quarter Of an inch from each
en1. and one in the middle. Fasten in
TO the door three small screw hooks
with well turned up ehdo. Hang on by
the rings. This perfect draft preveuter
thus moves with the door. keeps in its
place, yet is easily removed and brush.
ed.
Select a plain white spread OF good
quality and rather heavy. Cut from
chintz bunch OF roses or spray OF
gay colored flowers and paste one in
each corner with larger one for the
center Sew to the spread and finish
the raw edges with fine feather
stitch or with long and short button
hole stitch. This idea can be carried
out for scarfs to cover the dressing
table and bureau. Make the scarf Of
linen cut to fit the top Of each AMI
finish the edges with scallop or a
hem and finish this with the stitch
that was used on the spread. Cut out
tie flowers and applique TO the edges
OF the scarf. lunches OF the same flow
els can be added to the corners VI the
white curtains with good effect.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-31
N. N. LAMPERT, CHICAGO
BANK PRESIDENT. DIES

Chicago, Oct 81 Nelson Norman
Lampert vice president Of the Fort
Dearborn National Bank and the Fort
Dearborn Trust q Sayings Bank. was
stricken with cerebral hemorrhage
yesterday while enjoying a brief vaca.
zion at Excelsior SPRINGS, Mo-, and
died shortly afterward in his hotel.
Mr.. Lanpert, who was also presi.
dent Of the Chicago Athletic Associa.
ton, head Of the Lincoln Park board
and past potentate of Medinah TEN.
pie, had been playing golf with Paul
RAIDER Chicago evangelist. Doctor
RAIDER got a mootor and rushed 10 the
motel but he was beyond medical
aid when he arrived there.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-31


Many men and women. especially
those past their first youth, find diff
Guilty in procuring the sound, restful
sleep so necessary to keep mind and
cody fit. Attic physically the body IL
tired out, the brain is as alert as ever,
and perfect oblivion is Impossible,
A well known physician, says Lon
don Tit Bits, gives some interesting
advice on the matter. Insomnia he
states, is one Of the penalties of tho
increasing strain modern lie throws
upon our brains. The man who works
with his muscles and lives in The open
air is rarely victim of sleeplessness.
1.-THE essentials for good nights
rest are mental repose, requisite
amount of muscular fatigue. comforta.
bic body heat and plenty Of ventila-
ton.
"The most difficult to secure is
l,ssened brain activity. An excellent
plan is to take brisk half hours walk
Just before bedtime, followed by d
hot bath and a rundown, and then a
cup Of warm milk and biscuit CT two
as one gets into bed
"If, in addition, the mind be focus
ed on some pleasant but not exciting
topic, nights rest is assured to all
but the most chronic sufferer.
1.-THE type in which the sleeper
suddenly awakes an hour or SC after
having fallen asleep usually nieans
that more outdoor muscular exercise
is required
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-31
What Ruined Adam.

young English sufragette tells
the following incident that recently
happened at a meeting in the Scotch
Highlands
Speeches had been made to large
crowd. Questions had been replied to.
amid applause. lulbecile young men
making remarks about minding babies
and mendng socks had been sllenced.
Then, Just as there was temporary
lull before the putting Of resolution,
a great bucolic Scotch voice from the
back Of the crowd rasped slowly in
with the Inquiry, obviously the result
OF prolonged rumination:
"Wha made mess Of Adam?"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-31
FEEDS HENS AUTOMATICALLY
Patented Device Said to be Great Saw
er Of FoodstuN.


A practical demonstration OF the
new system OF automatic feeding and
watering system was a feature of the
poultry show held in Pueblo Colo, By
the Pueblo Poultry Association.
A pen OF twelve or fifteen birds was
arranged with an automatic grain
feeder dry mash hopper, and a most
ingenious automatic drinking fountain
The grain feeder automatically dis.
tributes few kernels OF grain every
time a bird operates the feed bar,
which forces the bird to work for the
food II receives, thus effecting \
great saving Ia grain. The dry mash
hopper prevents all waste and keeps
the mash clean and fresh. while tho
drinking fountain is so arranged that
there is always a fresh supply OF wa
ter in the comparatively small cup,
which the bird cannot upset or pollutc
In any way. and the fountain Itself
holds a goudly supply of five eallonf.
TO prevent freezing the machine IL
lifted with safe kerosene heating de.
vice, passed BY the fire underwriters,
and will stand temperature as low
as Is degrees below zero without
freezing. Al
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-31
: Adler-i-ka
Her!

AFTER using Adler.ika my wife is
able to do her own homework and did
= all housecleanng The soreness and
pam ~ her side disappeared"
3 tsigneil w u. Brubaker, salina, Pa
Adleri-ka expels ALL gas and sour
I ness stopping stomach distress IN.
STANTLY. Empties BOTH upper
= and lower bowel, flushing ENTIRE
aiiineniary canal Removes ALL foul
(. matter which poisons system. Often
CURES constipation. Prevents an.
pendicltis. We have sold Adler..ka
many years 1t Is a MIXTURE Of buck.
thorn, casCara, glycerine and nine otA.
or simple drugs. VIM. d. Duncan.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-31
M. j. CHARLEY
Democratic Candidate =
FOR SHERIFF
Election, Tuesday, November 5tb, 1918

Charley in lhs He
which became tho
until the Chicago drainage
height flooded his beds and
OF Of him about 100000
the La Sale alderman for and
leading progressive
the
furnished for the
besides
the Detention Home also the
public
bidder
in a
hard the Tice
want o what him.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-31
KAISER MUST PAY
INDEMNITY -AUSTRAL IA

Melbourne Australia, Oct. 31.-The
people Of Australia will not be salts
ned unless Germany surrenders un.
conditionally it is declared in a res.
oIntion unanimously adopted by the
city council OF Melbourne The reso.
luton requests that Great Britain in.
sist on an adequate indemnity for Aus.
lraIia, the British navy not to permit
the German flag on any ocean until
such an indemnity is paid
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-31
KNOCKS EN- DEAD
CO0TIE PROOF B.V.D.'S

Washington, Oct. 3f--A trench un.
dergarment, chemically treated as a
preventive against yermin, has been
approved by the war department and
shipments in quantity overseas or.
dered expedited. The garments are
.reatdd in the laboratories at the state
university at Iowa City.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-31
Advertised Letters.

Following is the list of letters re.
unclaimed at the Ottawa post
Office oct. 80. 1918.
Brodbeek Arthur f.
Boozle, Miss Garnette
Christman, John
Collier, Mrs. NJ.
Delaheld, Miss Mary
Garhart. Harry u.
llilleson. Miss Henrietta
jameson. Mrs. Fremont
Smith, Mrs. NJ. M.
shepard, p. l.
THOMPSON. Mrs. John l..
Thomas, Walter
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-31
TO HOLD BARTHOLOMEW
IN RUSSIA NOV. 10

Copenhagen, Oct Bolsheviki
have decided to hold Bartholomew
night" on Nov. 10. when all members
Of the upper classes will be killed, "
according to Russian a1yices. An in.
describable panic reigns in Petrograd.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-31
DEATH TOLL IN
MASSACHUSETTS 1900

Boston, Oct. 3l--Approximately
1860 deaths from influenza occurred
in this state in two months. the final
report Of the emergency public health
committee, organized to combat the
epidemic, asserts.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-31

longer afraid
81 know was not unconscious, TO-
the doctor asked nae IL wanted a
drink Of water and when tried to nod
yes they gave me some. After that
Just did what they told me to. Every.
thing seemed hazy like, and yet I
knew all the time what was going on
about me When they gave me my
baby | could hardly believe 1t, for
there had been no PAIN
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-31
. = = . . lsvS 90 &C.
. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS q
= = = . . = = . - = q . .

March q, 1918. DEWITT c She'd 10
Charles T. Shed, lis. q. :. b. As. Mem
dota. Sa.U0
March -, 1918. Dewitt {. Shed TO
Hattie l. Shed. Its >. 4. b. Il. Illinois
Central Railroads add. Mendoza.
S3.W1.
Oct y. 1918. Dewitt c Shed TO
Charles t and Hattie l.. She'd. q. =
n. ". 4 II Its. II. Is. II. 10, q. Il. q.
a, Il. 81. /; sle.S56.
Oct -. 1918. Albert l.. Beers and
wife 10 Frank 5. Beers. Il. .. b. =
Mason's add. Ottawa; 81.