davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-07-20
INDIA READY TO REBEL
INVASION OF HUNS

London, July 1S.-fndia IL quite
eady to take any action necessary to
revent the intrusion Of German infiu-
nee in that country and to maintain
he integrity Of it's borders. according
n an announcement made here by the
Tahar Rajah of Patiala who Is repre-
-enting the Princess OF India on the
-nperial War Cabinet. He added:
ION behalf OF the Princess OF India
wish to express our great -satisfac-
ION that inclusion Of India In the I'm
rerial War Conference has been In
.ured."
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-14

tatlon ~ towns snd des,ruciiOn u
perApnal property IN France by re-
treating Germans human nature re-
volts and the desire 20 ~resk eaulve-
lent vengeance uyoG the German when
our turn cornss--as va are sure Is will
-risss M every mans mind a. o sense
- Justice
Then our centpf.es u civilization
assert themselves and we realize that
b, il not possible Tor The alice 20 10
anything 70 German homes and viz
lages that ~ equivalent 10 what the
Huns nave done % us
How can Germany paw
Here's way.
Assuming that We bring the war
lords 20 their kneer. W. should demand
that German labor transport trees
r ON Germany and plant them ia
France until every tree has been re-
stored
Demand that German building %
Appropriate character be- torn down
na their stones and plumbing and
tnsir confsnts be transported 70
frsnce until every house ~ every
household IN France has been restored
Make German labor perform Tins Hn
III il IL completed. with provision only
for tho essentiai food lodging and
clothing.
IN this way the destruction the Hun
has performed will be visited UPON
him without further economic loss
ard the lesson will BE- taught in every
German village from which the trees
and nuu,cs are selected Tor deporta-
ION
Any lnaemniiies for damage 20 hu
uAa life such ~ sre ordinarily com
pa'cd az the end OF war should ~
entirely indepcn9ent ~ This phytios
recOnst pctlpn ~ Huu damage
no right way 20 The people ~ Ger.
nanv
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-14
pEDEN BACK From wasrINcToN
TELLS OF StspLfrtED PROGRAM
OF CONSERVATION AND SECES.
siTN OF WINNING WAR ~ 1919

Washington definite srd positive
gfcgfam Is ~ win the Nsf utaf fsaf
saia Alm'nistf-tsr pcd-n 81 ne tea+
rfnl Food administration for rexas.
rs Boy i,t4fn.d ~ Houston Neanesdni
HofninE sifs conference 81 th- a.
~'ats POOP Administrator with Her
Detf Hoover en Scptsmnef 4rd amt
sfh E thought every energy.
evvn Loof naHt Concentrate UPON that
~ malos operation AN else must
~ secondary thereto continued the
feoa official
winning fnt waf in 1915 we
n.c s.fs mlulns of Uses NAT tu
H4snfor plfous 81 auHsrs sni paefi-
eps ffessuf. sna ir ps aiso feruem
Nlf nuHh ae1sir, compietr tirfury
ettY ~ De months aN mean r.
Efsasia Nlfantasr m uietntnF th'
rtftf is9nf ~ tnt aufla e1fnua .J
fo pHf po-iiiua at IRE ean ~ srt.
rfts nnrs of aH
i..all h-is orif aut eist ol
anH nHmsns fninF o. $50 500 fhai
rf ust fstsf teu sftuHars
hIahes go tnd sffft nf ~
~. rfN Yaf
HUNt fnIN n n fng fhf'
He tHA HfNy hatofs N.ff0s4 us nniQ
81 ompNah ttis unirf4f s0 toon tu'
coming ts 0ernf rir o. safrfe be-
sh. nutnael st 0ts'f 49, 80 lu.
ns ifi4 rDt llea srft rafn sansf
Hr1 Nin n tte fe9rfU arf
aa ms tNfi fugfpnshlf
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-14
ENDORSED AZ HOME
Such proof as THIS Should cerVire,
Any Corpus CHris. Ci.rer

The public endorsement % a local
citizen ~ the best proof thu, can be
produced None better none stronger
can be had when a man comes for
ward and testifes 50 his fellow ci'i-
zens. addresses iris friends and neigh
Jors. rou may Re sure he IL thoroughly
convinced or he would not DO 30 Tell
ifg ones experience when u 81 for the
pubic good is an Get ~ kindness that
should be appreciated The following
statement given by resident ~ Cor
Dus Christi adds one more 90 the
nanv cases OF Home Endorse n1euf
which are being published about
Dosns Kidney pills Read b.
l.. l. Mckibben iuii Chamberlain
81. Corpus Christi says Ny back
was lame and sore ana my sidneys
we're disordered ! heard Dosns KID
ner pins highly recommended 80 J
began using them They entirely r..
moved the trouble ana have not been
bothered since
Price see a. an dealers DONE sim
ply ask for dncv emedy--get
i,oans kidney Pil.s--tne same fsiai
Nr. Mckibbsn nad Foster Miihurn
90 3fgrs Buffalo y ADV
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-14
TERRIBLY SWOLLEN
I~fier~s Described A. Torture
keheved BY BIaek-Drsught.

possyille. Ga Mrs KATE lee Able, Of
t,s place. wfiss Ny husband Ia ar
.rRIneer and once while lifung. he IN
Nfed himself with a pl.ce q nezyy ma
,hinery. across The abdomen hi. VA
20 sore he could not bear 10 press on
himself ~ all on cnesi OF abdomen hs
weighed ih5 los. and tell oil until he
-eighed no ios., in tao WEEKS.
Ne became coHst.pzied and Il looked
ike he would die. We had three different
socion, yet with al their medicine. rs
oo~sls Jailed 10 act. lie would turn up
ten-cent botris Of castor oil, ard drink
I two Or three days In succession. he
I'D ms yet without result We became
desperate. he suffered 80. he vas s~ol-
en- terribly. hs tod ne bis suffering
could only be described as torture.
sent and bought Thediofd's Black
Ossughi ! made him take q big dose,
Ind phen Il began 10 act he isiuiec, he
~as IN such misery, but Ne got reIiei ard
began 10 mend a, once. he yoi well.
and We both feel he owes MS lie &c
rhediofd S Black Drau7hi"
Thediord's Black Draughi ~iri help yos
% Keep III, ready Tor the days work
Wy al Nc-V
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-14
CORPUS CHRISTI
''COCIETy
MIN Ssssstss cunst. sssIssv n1Nss
phsns -


~ Abble Farweli Brown
u the VisiianiesJ
Come Let's set the house ia order.
And make each corner fair
The boys who bJild brand new pess
Ask w go DO Ouf share.
We must ssesp u clean aud tidy
~ all me rot ana rust
That has gathered here Tor age.
They must find no Dirt nor dust
w VIII fumigats the cellars
md scouf the nouldy walls
And rub with soap and honesty
The ehsmberg and the halls
LIS chuck NE unh and rubbish
Tha Oh INV hoieeome stuff
Race prelndice and snobbery.
Ard cant and greed and ggff
Amy Diih party Jesluusyi
Away wifh boss and cIuut'
WIN felflshnesf and privilege
Hypocrisy 5nd cheek
Let's decorate with lndu-tfe
And tariff and skill and health.
And burn that taVdfg motto
Ffue Hsprincss Ie Wealth
Se' the nations house 10 order
hnr Keep ~ 80 with pride
Ready for heroes marching home
W1fihy % those who died
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-14

Thin twenty fitf Huurs after fnt
i,e maus Nefe duFfn nuf 81 Chateau
lnefp. y Al ~ A eorsefs had opsn
ga hgt SIN canteen and fHcui.
tita lor the comfort and entertain
mert 1f zoe Soldiers There Was hi4
job 0f consolidating 20 90 rfs for
che HUNS had ieit rubbish and niih
piled high in every room of IN Old
house Men who had been prominen.
ministers ard bankers back home
scrubbed floors and lifted heavy cases
When me canteen opened "a line oi
soldiers formed and continued o. form
ania the AiiitAri poict olderei All
soldiers 81 the street
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-14
oIdSmobiIe
THE LOYALTY EIGHT"
$1S65 Delivered
Prices Not Guarantees
THE WAR TIME six"
$3.50 Delivered
Prices Not Guarantees
SHOW ROOMS: MASONIC TEMPLE
With Texas Motor Sales Company

there in has the but
Of the
much higher priced
hood tn nd
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-14


Nrs Duke Oaiman 10 give a butte,
lnnchton in honor of Miss Jean Msieer
q bride - the coming month
Dance a. tire Seashore Club in the
evening ~ith music IS the Fourth
Arfllsry Band
Mrs G ~ Calcoti in charge ~ knit.
ing Rcd Cross headquarters
:. :. =
Esttsrn Star Auxiliary
The f.Asiern Star Auxiliary ~ the
Red Grows mot Tor work ycsierdsp in
the Mason, Temple Refugee raf.
rn'nts and childrens dresses were
made Interest in Red Cfoss work
has revived since tne first shipment ~
The new quota has arrived although
there is stan no work an headquarters
= !. :
Opsn House "a Sessho-, Club
Meshames " 3 Hopkins ana Ogrie
Wright were hostcsses al tho Omen
House given ~ the Seashore Club LIST
evening Dancing and Kamss were the
diversion There ~as good attend
anco
Dance At Sssshore Club
A cciizhisui dance ie Planned az .tne
Seashore Club Tor this evening when
N. music VII bt furnished by fhe
Fourth Artillery Rand an " the
committee 81 women who are hostesses
~ the Seashore club win be present
On this occasion
Z. !. :.
How Can Germany psy2
BY Henry Sterling Chalin
81 The Nigiiantes
As ee read Of the deliberate devas.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-14

al soap soon 90. water sn The naii
Aa- black a man in uniform Ds.sed
The woman oo.er ~ and asked y be-
Hqllo mind implying 10. pali -ni o.-
liiing n with clean steg
There was theatrical paus. thea
tHs reply
Dammit Madam I'm sn off asr''
This time there WAS no pause. but
1fe flash the scrub woman ret9ri
90
Dammit oifiesr I'm d9chrs
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-14

v Gray cotton speci allat 81 the
5 Department of Agriculture is IN
the city
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-14
op.n House at sesshor, Club
Dance at s...hor. Club
How CIR German en2

BY Henry Sterling Chaplin
81 The Vigiiantes
A. Ue reao Of the deliberate deva .
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-27
NOTICE FOR REDEMPTION FROM
TAX SALE

state OF Illinois, County OF La Sale
! IS.
/ To Whom it May Concern:
Take Notice: That at a sale OF
land and lots for taxes and assess
ments duly made in the County and
state aforesaid. |. G. h. Hook, pur.
chased on the 18th day of June, 1916,
the following property:
Lot eleven and the east ten feet of
lot twelve and the small triangular
tract lying between lot ten and said
lot eleven, all in Water Block in the
Marseilles Land and Water Power
Company's Addition to Marseilles:
also
Lots two, three, four and five, north
OF Canal Reserved Street, in Ware.
honse Block, In said Addition, and
Lots one, two, three and four on
Commercial Reserved Street. in said
warehouse Block, ana
Canal Reserved Street between
said above described lots in said
Warehouse Block; also.
The ives, one hundred feet of lot
"A and the west one hundred feet OF
OF "D' in Clark & l'nderhills Addition
70 Marseilles, and
All of the streets lying between
lots "A and d. aforesaid, on the
east. and said lot one on Commercial
Reserved Street, in said Warehouse
Block. aud said lot two north of Canal
deserved Street. In said Warehouse
flcok on the west. and extending
from said Commercial Street TO the
Illinois a Michigan Canal: situated in
The County and State aforesaid. for
me delinquent taxes levied and as.
sessed thereon for the year 1916 and |
sai1 premises were taxed for said
year IN the name OF O'Neil Implement
Co., aud the time of redemption there.
of from said sale viii expire on the
18th day of June. 1915.
c. f. HOOK.
dated February Fl. 1918. |
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-27

Misses Helen and Susie Sabo Of
Chicago, and brother Ollie. who is at
the Great Lakes Training Station,
htyc hecn called here by the serious
Illness OF ,heir brother. Louis Sabo.
Mr and Mrs. Jos Wagner and baby
OF La Sale, VISITED at the home OF
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.
lie5el, in Utica. Sunday.
NJ. and Mrs. Fred Squire. of Peru
called on friends in Utica Sunday
Mahle Welch, Of Oqlesby, visited at
the home OF her aunt. Mrs. J. Lilies, in
Utica. Sunday,
Miss Zlta White entertained a mum.
Der OF her friends at her home on Lin
coin street. Saturday night Games
We're played and lunch was served
Ed. CLANCY is transacting business
in Chieaso for few days.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hasselman. Of
La Sale, visited at the home of his
sister, Mrs. Ward Hallett. in Utica,
sunday.
Miss Marealet Shortell, OF Chicago,
visited At the home OF her father Ed.
Shortell, north OF Utica, Sunday
Tom Lilies returned TO his home In
Utica Saturday after visiting with
relatives in Gardner fer a couple of
days.
Grace and Lila LINING, OF Peru,
visited at the home OF their aunt and
Mrs. Dan Neary in Utica Sunday
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-27
THREATENED FOR
HER AMERlCANlSM

tarlinyille. Fob. e p,o-Cermaas
ar ,ctive hcre. In tho euise OF T.
". W they have threatened a
SCHOOL teacher
Miss - L better watch ont
Z talk TWO mush about the Germans.
We will get L next
This note SiSHel 4 ". w" was
-9lHd on The teachers desk when she
'aifrod the sehooIhouse 20 begin the
&C. teaching Monday In addition
'1' room was strewn with dir. ciear-
et'e stubs, lilth ani books torn.
She federal authorities haze been
rp'inCd and m Investigation is under
Eat.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-27
illinois MOTHERS
Prepare for 'Ixo1't7"

When a girl become Il woo
q woman become 2 n,o,lti.
woman passes through the ciane.
middle life, are the three periods T.
ME when health and strength are most
needed 10 withstand the pain md dis
tress often caused by severe organic
disturbances.
DR.. Pierce's lcrc.ite Prescription ia
q non-alcohc!ic remedy TINT any ailin2
woman can safely take because it j.
prepared from roots and herbs viii.
pure g'ycerinc, containing tonic plorcr.
ties OF the most pronounced character.
II ls not secret remedy Eccluse its
ingredients arc inled IN wrapper
Get DR.. Pierre FaYortc pleg,rip,inp
IRON your arnggisi. in either lionid
or tablet for-, .. send 10 centa to DR..
Pierce, Invalids' Hotel Buffalo Ny. io,
trial package. Write in full confidence
QUINCY. | r.. When nv dalpLte,
was just COMING into @OmanhLod shc cot
her feet wet ana caught severe cold
This caused her much trouble. She doe
tored but did not gct any better. Some of
my fricnhs told nlp Ia give her lbr. picrce's
Favoritr Prescription and II did her mora
good than all tue dpciDrlng. | can rec
ommend this Drdcine rs being good Tor
girls ~ that tire 81 lifr.r Mrs. Iot.lsr
BEckIL. ..s -th STREET
QrfScY las "a rev wears ava
developed severe casa VI Woman
weakness would have hackaclios ami
pains II my side. can't begin Ia ,el
how miserable ! WAS or how .nifcr@
] tyi~i everything | could hear NJ IN tho
wa; VI mediclnu, with little relief. At
last ! hcaru Of Doctor pierce'S Favoritn
Prescription. II was only necessary iot
me ~ TAKE two bottles ~ completely
curc me of this ailDent. anu glad io
Gi,r testimony recommending 'Tavoiits
n sscflptien. . AiIss. Jons ArcrsrIs
g. ). slAtii Street
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-27
Utica and Vicinity
BY GENE BIRNES

MIS-. Otto liaage and children. OF
La Sale. visited at the home OF hel
sister, Mrs. Frank Pearson, in Utica
Saturday.
Miss Grace Mann returned to her
home in AIarselles Sunday after Wis
ting AT the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. +.
j. White on Lincoln street. for few
day
Mis-. III Farmer is visiting with rel.
atI'es in Chicago for a few weeks.
Nh. and Mrs. L. NJ. Marshall and
daughter are visiting with relatives
and looking after business interests
in Kansas for week.
Miss Alga Eastman returned to Chi
caso Sunday after visiting at the home
Of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Eastman in Utica, for fow days.
Vera and Charlotte Crosiar visited
with friends in Ottawa Sunday.
Miss Marie Nelson returned to Chi.
cago Sunday. after Visiting at the
home o her parents, Mr.. ana Ms.
Nuns Nelson on Lincoln street, for Il
couple OF days.
Ellen and Vincent Kennalley, Of
Wyanet, are visiting at the home of
their uncle, John Sheedy. in Utica.
They will remain for several days.
Marshall Neaiy. who attended the
Spaulding Institute in Peoria, has re-
turned to his home in Utica.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-27
NOTICE TO PROVE CLAIMS.
G. E. Lincoln, Attorney.

Estate Of SOPHIA ANN PROUD. de.
ceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned. administrator of the es.
tate OF Sophia Ann Proud, late OF the
County OF La Sale and State of Hi.
nois, deceased, will appear before the
Probate Court of said County on the
first Monday tbeins he sixth day.
OF May 1918, al the Probate Court
room. in Ottawa, in said County, when
and where all persons having claims
or demands against said estate are no.
tilted to attend and present the same
in writing for adjustment.
Dated the nineteenth day of Feb.
yuar3'. A. l., 1918.
JERRY W. WAkEY.
Administrator.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-27
FEW FAILED TO
PASS DOCTORS

tContinuC. from page H.
Geo. Z. Milton, Ottawa.
Fred Reeder. Mendoza.
llalph Waldo Yenerich, Earl,illc.
Dennis ]. Farrell, Ottawa.
George r. Brown. Ottawa.
Carl Mathesius, Mendoza
Joseph A. Kelly, Ottawa.
Harry N. Belden, Sheridan
Matthew Cadney (coD, Ottawa.
Arthur II Irion, Ottawa.
Charles Nickle, Ottawa.
Logan Barnhafdt, Ottawa.
James Virone, Ottawa.
Clyde Austin, Mendoza.
Leo J. Dondanville, Serena.
Charles A. Wheeler, Seneca.
Charles l.. Brusate, Aurora.
Edward Eiberger, Troy Grove.
Alfred VIM. Arndt. Mendoza.
John G. Etzbach, Mendoza.
Raymond Piddors, Ottawa.
August G.. Holland. Mendoza.
Henry J. Bernard Sheridan.
Fred Kohl, Mendoza.
John Jimason. Mendoza.
John j. Driscol, Marseilles.
Vincent b. Diebold, Seneca.
Cecil W. McAtee, Ottawa. X. 80.
John l., Facer, Ottawa.
Walter H. Umphrcy, Ottawa.
Robert =. Harrington, Ottawa.
George Warner, Ottawa.
George T.. Tuckenbrod. Mendoza.
Charlie Coif, Ottawa.
Harvey j Sondgeroth, Mendoza.
VIM. G. Gebhardt, Ottawa.
Emile Z. Boissenin Ottawa.
Harry Il. Giliames. Ottawa.
Richard Clark. Ottawa.
Ernest e. Dime. Leland.
Charles 4 Merritt. Chicago
Martin {. Monson. Marseilles.
SARGENT Primo, Marseilles.
Lewis \. Schrecengost, Earlvillc.
William Aloysious Whynn. Wedron.
Emery y. Norem. Ottawa. r. 80
George J. Moss. Ottawa.
Lee McDermott. Ottawa.
Dannls Hanlon. Marselles.
Fred y. Chalet, Ottawa.
Arthur {. Heinrich. Ottawa
Alex llamcl, Troy Grove
John Milus. Seneca.
Albert e. karlosky. La Sale.
Harry W. Lee. Earlville.
borhari y Brady. Mendoza.
Lawrence H. Sirawn. Mendoza.
Harry L. Thompson. Mendoza.
Andrew Fosse. Earlville. r. a..
Thomas. u Notary, Earlyillc.
GEORGE Gromm. Ottawa, n. %.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-27

Cariins lie. H.. Fch. II Mine No.
, o. thc Superior Coal Company here
has the distinction 81 being the great.
est enal-producing mine in Illinois
Figures just compiled show l,laS,796
tons Of coal was taken from IL during
tho go working days If last year
The mine has daily cutEut OF AS,
tons and employees 69S men.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-27
"Fifty.Fifty.

You cannot buy wheat -four,
heard the grocer say
Unless this very hour
You buy a bale OF has.
cannot sell YOU flour,
Nor wheat OF any kind,
Unless 10 buy q ton Of bran
You're very much inclined.
And as fer sugar mercy no
Tho new law of the land
Forbids the sale Of half a pound
Without ten pounds of sand.
II isn't patriotic.
It's selfish and not nice,
To buy peek of Irish sDuds
Unless you buy much rice.
AND Il you want terbaccy
You'll have to buy some straw,
FOR equal purchase is the rule
Established now BY law.
Yes, "50-59" is the rule
Al eyerr grocery store
Just buy load OF corn or two,
Remember we're at war;
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-27

Arthur j. Benson, Serena.
Edward j. Smith, Utica, Walthan
township.
William G. Passow, Leland.
Carl J. Behrlnger, Earlvile
Sidney w. Weise, Ottawa.
VIM Banks Walters, Earlville, r.
~
Frank l.. Wagner. Mendoza.
lssac Linton Utica, Waltham twp.
Andrew f. Rosenfelder, Ottawa, r.
SO.
Seymour n johnson, Marseilles. r.
Sc.
Bonnie G. Peterson, Ottawa, r. 30.
John + Landers, Troy Grove. r. "a.
Ed, Albertson. Ottawa.
Joseph VI. Duncan. Peru.
clifford X. Preston. Triumph.
Merle +. Hanson, Sheridan.
Bert NJ. Wi''ans. Ia Sale.
Glen {. Rinker, Mendoza.
Lester II. Mclaughlin, Troy Grove
Andrew Gordon. Jr.. Waltham
Raymond j. Eckart Mendoza.
Thomas Mclean, Ottawa.
Lester II. McAIanus, Earlylle.
Robert Il. Nance. Moline
John II. Carroll, Seneca
Harry J. Boyle, Ottawa.
Warren T.. Gladfelter, Ottawa.
Joseph kostulski. Seneca.
Ben X. Cooper. Marseilles.
Peter Fatland. Worthwhile.
Thomas 5. Lowe, Ottawa.
Arthur \. Tepfer. Dayton.
VIM. Joseph Sehomas. Waltham
Charles c. TiIlin. DePue.
Orsille l.atmer, Leland.
John Z, Hughes. Earlvlle.
William l.acart. Sheridan.
Newton +. Shipper Mendoza.
Leo Aubrey, Wallace.
Rollin Il, Rogers. Sheridan.
Leroy w Peterson. Leland
Albert Rosenfelder. Peru.
Arthur Metsger, Ottawa.
Walter V. Kaun, Chicago.
Edward c. sherman. Worthwhile.
jess l.. ANiand. Sandwich.
Peter Becker. Mendoza.
Henry c. Morel. Serena.
William +. Schmidt. Ottawa.
Minard c. Swar,z. Earlville.
Chester Peterson. Ottawa.
John 7. koioski Ottawa.
Neville T.. Grow. Ottawa.
Maynard Gaul. Serena.
Marshall Morel. Sheridan.
George VIM. Anderson. MENDOZA.
Joseph g. Colgan. Ottawa.
Elmer o. Hannah. Ottawa.
Lcltoy lbcguin. Aurora.
Edward W. cousland. Ottawa. /
William T.. wylie. waltham.
Elmer ]. Sampson. Leland.
Joseph r. Cain, ottawa.
Naylor c. Adams. Marseilles.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-27
JURlST RECEIVES FEE OF
500 FOR CEREMONY

Kansas City, No.. Feb. 21.--Justlce
tf the Peace John Pollock will be
careful how he spends his wedding
fees before be gets them. While the
judge was enjoying Il cigar and a
good book in his library at home the
telephone bell rang.
Hello. judge, this is Mr.. Blank.
saia voice naming prominent Okla
hOma oil man. Il am ut the Balti.
more hotel and want TO get married.
I'm in hurry. Can you come down
light awav?'
VIII visions of a fat fee the Judge
=. lmlsod. He called taxi. and hur-
ried 70 the hotel The fare was S2.5G.
After the ceremony the groom called
him aside and said:
Thanks judge. here's your fec"
He handed the astonished jurlst
bright silver dollar.
Euhgnribp for tbn Eran Tro los fn,u.,v
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-27
Unforqettable.

Man iorgets much in this world, but
ask any OF the Old ones ii he has for.
gotten the lessons he learned M moth.
ers and across fathers knee. -llous.
ton Post.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-27

Fashionable dressmaEing Satisfac.
"op guaranteed, Prices reasonable
Am now located at COL "a Sale st.,
ihove keeler & Kroehnke's jewellery
store
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-27
Special Assessments.

MI special assessments Tor paving
and sewer Que this year and not paid
by March lst VIII be returned delin.
qucnt W. W. CURTIS,
City Collector
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-27

Johr a. \ iiuit! Serena.
William II. SchOlle. Ottawa.
T.. s. Erickson. Sheridan.
Ernest II. Olson. Leland.
Duncan q. bowers. Narseilles
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-27
But One Kind Of Morality.

There can oe only one kind OF mo.
rality-that which is good in public as
we'll as In private: morality which Is
as binding upon nations as upon indl.
tlduals.