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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-05
kn11gt.pa.H'|rtt.

X -
st 2obforilng, ion1 git no poo al
l16niDe 9uoersgrettien for Miltter-
+pligtige fra 90 til As Aar, blep for
faitet senatet nleb 40 9tenlmer
MOB 25. Meon git 11o fra, at Set par
1ne6be116igf at ubbioe Moersgren=
'sen iaa Ieltge s6eparternentct
; h anfaa Set for r6ooenoigt;;. %
rigsbeparten1e1ttet lnr 1le1nfig ct
Goriog iartme &etni1lg, ioln oil
fonune trent / Septenber. Ser BIER
forbonolet frem % tilboge;; men
ifj6nt nogle af De gamle fo11lerbotibe
tSenatorer, ion1 +. gfs. Me1lon, bolbt
1tnrH pan Sorilaget, fl111be set BOG
life foo Sten1n1er NOT til at goo
igjenne11t.
st an6et 5orilag ON tbungcn
Gernep1iet falot ogian igjenl1e1l1,
bborpaa mon ou i.r1ogen Waooe fa1l
1tette fit @nob on1, at oet,11e @rig life iff
bill en6e NdIitorisme for bort 2anb;
for iful6e 6et fe, bil6e Maalet, eller
ct al 6e bigtig1te Moal, n1eo &rigen
nere lat tilii6e.
So at1bre pigtige Sori1ag git igjen-
mem 5enatet, nenlig ct Sorllag ionl
be1temmer, at Gollege=l1o6 IT,
fe er 11gbben6igt for at blibe Blpper,
og ct an6et, ion gaar ito paa> at
Me116 meo oereS f6r1te Bapirer,
.lom benptter fig af M11ligbeben til
at Tippe fri for Mlitprtie1elte, life
nogenitn6e fan blibe arnerifanife
8brgere. Ser bar 6og nreb &ette mo-
gen Misfornejelle meo bette Sorflag
og 6et bentes, at 6et i 2ebet al fuo
Gage igien bill blipe toget fren til
&eban6ling. Set bill antagelig blibe
fora1,oret, iaa set Inn giploer, ioo
Iprge &rigen barer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-05
9ebs ,1noer Mrreit.

GlepeIarlb, 2s. ssl,1,i. 5ocialiIt<
fgrerel1 eugene g. Debs paag,,eoe i
Sag i Ell gelle i Go1,ntDfargIet Der.
San gjoroe Zig iitato til at mgoe for
6gberal6onuner 2elte11buber og iDa-
re paa Ell Mnfloge for SbertrGoe1ie
af Spionerilobet1. Son bleb arrelte<
ret igaar / Bohemian &an, bbor
ban ifulbe babe talt paa ct locialiiti1f
Nte6e.
Sen Mnflage, ser bragte gebs /
Mrrelten, bleb 1oifebt af Ben fe0cro=
le @ranbil1rD iet1t 29rbug iom 5glge
.af EN- Gale, ban boIot poa Socialilt=
1ngbet i Gol1torl Ohio, for to Tiger
ii6e11.
glebelonb-Spcialilter, Der ianllebe
ct nSoriporsfo11o poo $500 paa Set
Me6e, bDor Debs iful6e bupe talt
tgaar, forberebte Jig ibog, til at-er<
boIoe ba,1s 29s1a6elle moo &al1tton.
Ser er 10 MnfIogepllllfter moo
Debs, olle boieret paa GoIen i gan=
ton. @pis ban fi11oes ifploig, pil 6et
bgielte 1Strof blipe en- 8g6e poo
$4,000 og gerglel 20 9lnr. Debs
bar peret 5ocin1iiternes Hreit6ent-
fanbi6at beo fire galg. Otter fin
Mrreltation fif BON 11n6erret11ing fro
Serre @al1te, sS5rl1o., bans Siern, at
|5ociali1terne / fen1te sSpoianaDi-
itrift bdr noarineret barn ion &anbi=
oat for 4ongresIen.
GIebelo1t6, i. Sn1i. 5oeia1ilt-
Ie6eren eugene g. 9ebs bleb freln-
fgrt for Domnaer 8eltenbaber ber
ioag og frafalot giennem fin Sagfe=
rer Morris 8olf 29sni1tge1t af ben
Mnflage, Der ferte til bans Mrreita=
tiott igaar. 9ebs fif Sob til at ple-
bere, 11aar 5agen moo ban1 Tom op.
Den er lat for 80. sss11i eller mart
6erefter. &altiotren blep tat til $10,-
600, Ser bill b1ipe itinet Dngens
26b, iag6e gugfgrer 8olf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-05
2aber eage,, faISe.

Sra gbicago neooeles, at &esie-
ringen bor laoet 5nget1 faloe in1oo s
at Be los ar1flogebe S. B. IS. 2e6e-
re, lon1 for gioel, er for @etten Ser:
Nangel poo 8ebiier moo Sc otte er
@rnn6en til bette.
sSraltf s. Rebcfer ION itaar
Spioien for 5orfeIg geIien airtpoeoe,
at ban n1uligDis Diloe hHnoe ot Iaoe
Sager faloe for to n,16res ge6 6ffon1-
lnenoe paa @r11nb af oeres oaarliee
&eIbre6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-05
6nnfraltatr1t.
9soa ben 1iolr l1ges gabsliiter fin
bes fplgen0e ifotloinopiife gsao,,e::
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Seit11a1t s. g. sssobnion, @rano @a-
pibs, Mieb.
ST.. Mnlun6ion, G6gerton, isis.
Is. sc. Mu1ie11, Doncp, 8is.
8. IS. Stornberg, 8illington Gal.
|@ergeo,,t 8. Rt11tio1t, Weilnaa,fee
|9lltgl,lt Becflna1111, Milmaufee.
@erbert 2e,nbcfe, Menon1onie Sails.
isis.
Mrnolo George Beterien, Nortb 0fe.
1lolr1onie, @is.
|5an1ul Sbontplon, Gbicfaialp, Dfla
George S. giterli Burlington, gt.
|29jtrla11t &er11an S. @cforbt, 8ooo.
burp, Mcb.,
2eon 6ro1t, 2ltlla, So.
Dope 9lnoeropi, .@ranb 2afe, glrf.
&orporal @bipin S. 2ar1en, Mani.
itee, Mieb.
|Sergea11t gbu11l11lb s. @le1t &jg.
be11bnbn.
2aurel,ee @. eSenle1l Soulto11 Ser.
Clarence gl. 2arlpn, 2el1tont, Su.
8o1ter 6. 5tponion, ct. 2o11is.
&orporm S. IS. Momql1tlt, gbepneb
8ab.
|8. g. 8rolal1oer, 2afe Gitp, g. 9.
|&orp. S. 81. 5traro, Bri11ceto11, sS1
Maior George 6. Silgarb, Belle.
billie, ssSm.
g1bin 81. 6rolt Glearlno1tt, 8po.
8. Rolenbera 3iHsb1trg.
&orporol 9obi6 M. Sobnlon, Gbi
cago.-
Geo IS. 2inne11on1t Gobington, &p.
gbarIes 8uf, 2otpell, Mnsi.
Otto S. Selgn1a11l1, 8oterbatrD
Gonn.
glcp M. Ebompion Gflm10, 81. 6.
Gaare6e.
Burt 80. 9lnberlol1, Dallas, Ore.
2aure11ce IS. Ebompipn, site Harf
orxr ~ o..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-05
Ia1lo, lite 1l11olabt at gjere ssSnotrDf
oglaa / set galnIe Oeeberlonb Ito
nifIingel, grgentit,a, era og
Bolibia bar pirfet tilbage pan Spa=

sBolibla bar btrfet t1lbage pdo Spn=
f11ie1,. D
timber 8eltreeIierne> for at 1loz
nptte oe1tne 8ebageY d. at fnptte
|9panien faltere til Co. Der
pptaaet ben Ganfe a. eol 80
bet gamle @lagen1ad on1> y, ei
|brogt uo of @eroe11. Set 'er en-,
1 gle1nenecaus eget 8Ioo n22 n22'bom1ne
Iibre" (uDen fri Mnn6" ben
Gong bons Mobitnnoer bar beb
Mogte1l be6 set Sen lpnfebe
Mano" at 5p6rgslnaalet, efter
bnoo ser bia @enf MI n1e66eles /
tpife 8laoe, fbrit er blepet reilt. Ser
er fiIlet set Sorlag, at 9panien
iful6e aftaa fine 8eiib6eller Ma-
roffo til Sranfrig moo til @ien=
gialo at faa @ibraltar, oa gnglano
if11l6e 90 iom gr1tatning oerfor babe
l
Geuto paa BEN afrifanife &Dit. Set
er EN- giben Sag, bba6 man biitnof
ogiaa i 5patien er flar oper, at
bette 2a11b olorig bill faa nogt rig-
tigt it's af fine maroffa,1ife &oloni='
foretogen6er;; og fn1p6e SEN ipanifc
Nationolltoltbe6s ga1nle Soar blibe
|I9gt beo at faa @ibroltor tilbng=
leperet, bil Ben forellaaeoe Detailing
berfor flt11ne 1iges at pRre bi1lig,
Der er beller life Gpipl ON, at Ell
iaa6an Sr6ning lneo ct 5lag ntl6e
faa Ben lnelte Epferpel1ligbeo i
Igpa11ten til at forlpin6e.
S 9piflono bor man iegt at ipG11-
6e 8en for Sc 6orban6linger, Der
te,1fes in6le6e6e, be6 at frem1ttne
hett foreilaaebe 0roning ion1 noget,
bporbeo 5pn1iel1 Iet tffe fan itaa
|iig: Sen faHiite Mfgjprelie oerne
Sog ligger imiblertt6 bos Gnglan6; !;
tbi set blibes be,1ne Magt, ser font
,ner til at bringe set iterIte Offer,
90 Geuta itrategilf Seniee1t6e life
frembboer ner laa itore 6orbele iom
|bet fra Hotnrers 9na11b 11i116tage-
T lige @ibroltur @nglnnos Stilling
It'll saaen fonrrner sou til at bero
poo Ell negtern Mfpejni11g uf hbor=
fpiot Set at foa spanien ober paa
gntentens 5i6e og at ifaffe 5or-
bu1tosfellen Sranfrie en- efitra Sor-
6el betp6er tilitreffeligt til at ret
feroiggjgre Mlaeeififtet Gibraltar
@euta, og bette 5pergsrnaals 8e-
ipnrelie afbpnger otter af, bbilfen
Sorn1 5poniens Silfnptni,rg til
0eltn1agterne bill foa; tbi @ibraltar
er cit neffelig Nris bprbl
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-05
Sprfietg Dpersreb.

8albi,rgton, I. sslIi. Otter at
bape erbo16t officieI 8efrnftelie gielt=
mem ben ipa,rife Megjering poa set
tDrfiife 9lngreb pao set alr1erifonife
4o1tiulot og 9oipifol / 3abri5, Ser
ftell bar BEN a11rerifanife @egieril1e
forla1et en- giebliffelig 6orflaring
paa Sa1rOelien al 3Drfiet.
8efreHelfet1 paa, at Be tDrfiife
Sropper bar a11grebet &o11luIotet,
noaebe Departeme11tet ober Sg1lbog,
og ben Note, Der forlangte Sorflo=
ring, bleb 6iebliffffeIig ienot al oet1
ipenife Regiering. 0epartelne11tet af=
Hog at uota1e, bbao bets &urs bil6e
b1ibe i Gilfaloe, Ser iffte tom til
freosfinenbe Sorflnring, laa set a1-
toges, at ert &rigserflnrirg biloe
felge.
Geparte1l1e11tet a11tDbebe, at 5itua-
tionen Mnlfe biloe paapirfes al, bpoo
Slags tprfiife Srqpper bar inob1an-
bet / Mfffpre1.
Me6ens Der e1rbn,l life foreligger
fltloltenbige gfterretni1tger fra Ma=
ori6, antD6ebe gelegramrn4, at Col
oaterne Dor af ben regulere Nrn1e,
og oerfor antages BET, at Ell @rtgs=
erflari1tg fun er ct 3i6sfpgrgsmaaI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-05

Sr. @arper g. q. Ser,neo ie,,oer
jeg big min 91p6, iom er en- 0fie=
bu6, meo r1onge Siliener fra nit,
Some til oin Some, ion1 ifal barfcs.
Saa baaber jea at 8arfl,inge11 tier
efter nit 9nife % sin ganpitttiig-
be6, ionn ct 5olelnoer.
ggrbgioigt s.. o.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-05

''af shbets Baobe, ionl ljdoDe ollbero
|12 SDgeple leierffter, blep let at pplte.
MlIe De tolp 5pltre 6rl1fne6e
Sele Sfibet bar i1luntineref "a
Sorpe peoeringen ifete;; iaa Der er il1=.
gen l1noffDloning u1nIig 70. glfer-.
ne. Set bar let at ie, at BET par ct
&e6e 4ors 5fib. Set bleb torpeoes
ret uoe,1 tl1i1loite MoDariel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-05
!S,olpitalfib f9nfet.

2onoo,1, [. ssu1i. Set elgelfe
Soipitalsifib Sonboberp gaItIe bleb
6e1t ~. sy11,li torpeoeref af Ell tDif
11baao 20 MiI fra ben irife Suit.
Sfibet par paa I / 600 Cons og i
Sieneite af zen fanaoiffe Megjering.
Set bab6e beret brugt til at trons-
|portere ioure6e goIonter fro Guropo
|til Ganooa.
9hhboro paa Sfibet bar 25s Me11=
Inefer, bpprnf SO bar Meolelnr,er ai
ben 1neoieinffe Mffoeli1tg of Sci. to1,o-
bite Scr % 14 bar 5pgepJ icriil ler.
. Saapiot el1onlI pibes er I'm 2.t
|Mennelfer blebet reooet fra at oruf
1le, beribl anot 5fibets aaptaii1 g'n
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-05
1iriurt1.
geitfrpntel1.

geitfrpnten.
S syrebaas tom Gl1gle1Der11e oa
l5ranif1nnnbe Gbiferne i 6orfiebet,
| |ibet Be angreb gpiferne, fgr 6isie par
fpr0ige 1ne6 beres 6orberebelier. Sc
bapoe rentlig i 1togen Gitb .forbereot
Zig paa ct MT Mngreb paa Sc Mlie=
|re6e, men bar e1,bnu iffe fprbige til
|at forefage BET.
Dmtrent miotbeis n1e1len 8etbnne
ng Sa5ebroucf Lungs nleo en- Sro11t
pno Ell 311z Weil par Set at GnglG1=
berne 1torn1ebe. gDiferne bapOe life
pe1ltet Dem og rl1aatte fal6e tilboge
en- beI Mil Iongs belle 2iniel,. Girfa
400 Spifere faI6t gnglpnoernes
@9rrber, og enoelN Nea aifi11geparer hep
efterla6t, iont gnglpnoerne ogIaa
(lagbe 8eilag pna. Sra11ifmplroere
|gior6e enbnu 1tgrre Sre1ngang emo
@nglpnoerne. Sra Mmbleruf til
Mont Colbert paa en-. ca. ~ Oeil
lang 6ront jog De 9pifer1te tilbage
oDer en- Mil og tog til Sange 1000
|fienbtlige Sol6ater.
gn al @runbene for bisie to bel-
|0ige 9ngreb ffDl6es beres Santioig=
be6. Set bar ogIaa paa to / 1trote<
|giff Seniee11oe bigtige 8u1fter. eng.
1enoernes Mngreb laa 11e,nlig i 81
nien lpan Gpiterne bab6e palgt fig at
|gaa meo Calais lon Waa1, oa
Srnnifma11oe11e foridgte lne6 6eres
9ngreb at lfDrfe 6eres Soripar al
Garis.
eStalien.
Set TOM font en- ltor Sberralfelle
for. be Mlliereoe, at General 9ia3 i
|5tebet for at foripare fig MI ita0ig
|angriber. Man babbe bet1tet, at bar,
letter bet 1tore 8iabez5Iag bil6e babe
|afbentet 9itrigs oe Gpiflan6s ian1=
|Ie6e Sffenlib, lo1n Sc bob6e planlagt
for at bg6e poo 6eres enor1ne Meber=
lag / oct 5lag.
sStaliener1te attgreb 9ltriger1,e fro
E4fiago 8ei6erne sog tDu1g ber1 til at
opergibe Morte 81 Gal 8ello. 500
Sanger fal6t 6eres Sp11ber. 9Iitt=
rigerne gior0e gjentag1te M1ltrengel=
Ter for at tage bette Bnnft tilbage,
men BET bar 6en1 nn,uliet.
2engere moo 9lt poo 8re1tto
5lo1en tog Ssstaliener11e oglaa 5asio
&osip, ct anoet bbjt &unft moro for
|@olltagna.
Meo oisie to 5ejre ianullen meb
Ben beo Hiape S1ooet1 bnr General
Dia5 bltn6et ct afgigren6e 5ortri11
paa ben itolierife Tront. Disle8jerg-
pnnfter, Tom er fnloe11 i bans &en=
Der, er 9egg1en til Situotionen mel
lem 8ltrig og ssdalien. Derion1 Diaa
falt gaa frem ct lille sfpffe lengere
paa Miiago Spi6erne, bill bon bere
IStan6 til at botnbar6ere 91trigernea
Sernba11e, lont bag 6eres 2ir1ier ~
ber langs 1l1eo 6ro11tetr. Set pil6e
bpre ct lnggtigt Snb for 9ifrig. De=
reg Gilfgrielsforbi1,oeIie piIoe beifa=
1biges en- iao6on @roo, at oe pil6e
babe bnnifeligt be6 at frel11bringe oQ
|foroele 6eres &rigsntateriel; Sc bil6e
|1nuaife e1t0on blibe tpunget til al
treffe Zig langere tilbage.
S 2nften.
u III
2onoon, 80. Sunni. g11glnroerne
bor tiIintefgjort 12 fienbtlige 5lDpe=
re og beifabiget s. SMgenbe Meloine
er onfpnnet fra @rigs0 s0epartelne11tet
u6en1ten Sons 8pr1ber faltebes
no i 9brbags;; oe bigtigite Maal bar
! ssSSernbaneltationer,te beb 2ille, gour=
I (trai, Confines og Gftaires.
Gjenoen fa1te6e ogfoa Ell 9el
go1nber, men 6e gjorbe fl,11 Iiot
l@fooe.
S oenrre 21ftoffe11fip iapnes fem
|engefe Blpbere.
6oipitalifib irnfet.
2onoo,l, I. ssnli. Set er1gelfe
&pipitolsffib Sonhoberp ga5tle bIeb
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-05
8enIpn fprla6er spciali iitpartiet.

|
MIat s. 8enlon, cia1iiternes
Hreiib c1,tfonbibat 1916, er traaot
ITO af 8artiet. Sa1t betegneoe fin
llorpoeIie io11 zen asroteit mob bet
frenuneo=febte 5prerifab, fpn Minot
tror, at en- iiffffe=an1erifonlf Bolitif
fan bri11ges tiI at birfe tiItoIenbe
paa 111a11ge 9hnerifanere.
3nll erlereoe, at bal, iffh fl1n6e.
forbliDe 1tnae1toe ] et Yarti, ION fill
Ter alle frtgfgrer1oe g5mioner, i116=
|befattet Dem, Der bon1ineres al tdf
sS1nperialisme, poa Iiee SOB.
Glprenee stonc Tiger efilsmisie.
Sfl,eipillerinoc1t 6lorel1ce 5tone
bar Diltriftsrcttelt anlogt Shls-
nris1eiag moo fin 0eanbl 5fueipille=
RET, Dicf 5erris lon @runo angiber
bun grl11on1 8ebanolit1g. Sun for
Ianger life l1110erbo oloni1lgs gsbiorog.
9orret blep piet j @l1bion, ISIS, /
1906, tort Giio efter at Serris boboe
facet Sfilsn1iSle fra ftn fgrlte SUE
|ltru, @race 9oDiparo.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-03-05

THE Sc booklets were turned out from the
l Job Printing department Of the Evening
Telegram, much care being given each, and
with a large outlay of money. A special
photographer made the illustrations, and the
compiler was careful in his writeups to state
conditions just as they are-which is good
enough
Send One to The Folks
Back Home"
Price, Fifteen Cents
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-05-13
Idle Acres

Nearly every .aun has some portion
Of 1t that is either not used al all or
is used in such a way as 10 produce
very little. On many farms there are
patches of low ground which can not
he tilled because they are TOO wet.
Usually when drained these wei areas
are the richest land on the farm.
Just AZ present, when the world is
engaged in The most gigantic struggle
IN It's history. the forces Of democracy
against those OF autocraCy, the pro-
duet of these idle acres is needed.
'rhiS is an excellent time TO put them
into use. Small patches Of wet land
can he drained at small expense. Be
tween now and the opening up OF
spring work there is ample time 10 do
the work. This year the farmer has
been able 10 sell his products at fair
price and has the money with which
10 buy the tile Every farmer. part
OF whose farm is unproductiye be-
cause Il needs drainage. should take
advantage OF the present opportunity
10 add 10 his cropping area by supply
Ing The necessary drainage. These
lands VIII produce more than average
farm LANDS. Every product viii help
10 win the war.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-05-13
MARSEILLES
By Special c Correspondent

A number cf friend, gathered
he Rock Island Depot this morning
% bid farewell To Willard Wiley ana
William 0den who Departed lnd me
';25 Tor Jefferson BdrraeSs- one
coach Was flied with selects that de
parted from Ottawa and nearby cities
today and IA they passed through
this city they were cheering anu nav
ing their hands.
Miss Alice Gwymr au' is taking
course a the Rybuu Hospital IN ot-
ava visited Saturday al the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John ks.~o
Albert Hmdle OF Joliet transacted
business hero toay.
Sers. Jennings ana E..sl Al.ea OF
Camp Grant Rockford returned last
evening after speEd.ns Sunday with
their parents in this city,
Jake Sinnei. Earl Qrn and Floyd
Rice spent last evenig- lu Ottawa.
Mrs. l.. E. Honmlns mother OF
Harvey. is visiting q. th' home ~ her
daughter In his CITY
Mrs. Frederick Baker resumed her
duties as clerk at the Thlreer Store
today after seyera. weeks visit with
her husband who is Stationed at Camp
Pike She will reside With her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs John AlbecG, OF this
city until her husband returns
The Red. White and Blue Club, com.
posed OF lorraine Young. W.nitred
CaIney. and Carroll Smith held 4 pic.
ME in the woods Saturday afternoon
10 honor OF Miss Gladys Latlmer, OF
Chicago. who IS visiting here. The
young ladies took heir lunch and
had very enjoyable afternoon, their
guest was presented with a handker'
chief as a token OF remembrance.
Two addresses at $50 in the Halli'
gan hall and at o'clock al the Meth
odi.' church. Soldiers and sailors
will be admitte free. Tickets. adults
o. cents. children under - years II
cents. q
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-05-13

Ma, and Mrs. I'm fctl, Corrigan. OF
O,.a~a. visited her, ), ,eriay at the
h0m- of Mr.. ADD MIS- Ian . CORR,
KAN
bon, forget the Oid.time dance To-
nighl al The Narsti,Ies Home Defense
League. Johnson and Jennings or
ehastra Viii furnish music for tho
dancing.
MIR = Catz OF Chicago. manager
%. the Chicago Theatrical Corpora
lion 60. transacted business here
Yesterday
Mr. AND Mrs. Art Latimer and fam
Hs af Chicago. arr visiting relatives
ana friends In rh.> city
Eah Patterson who resides oh
arm south OF this cily was arrested
Saturday evening by Officer Sparks
fo- dlS5rder,y conduct, lie was ar
ranged before magistrate D. A.
Nicholson yesterday and was fined Sc
and costs which be- paid and was re.
leased
Mr. ana Mrs Henry Johnson. Eva
Allen and Ar.nar l.ettsome visited
yesterday al rhc home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Allen 2 Sreator
\ card vas received here by Mr.
and Mrs Geors, PhNlimore from their
son Founie, VINO enlisted a lev weeks
ago in CHICAGO in the coast artillery
ana was sent no Jefferson Barracks,
tha. he was transferred 20 the lia.
"aiM Islands he said he had also
seen Laurie P1sey and Ven Kline.
before he lett Jefferson Barracks.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph White Of u.ica
visited Sunday at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. K. T. White.
Mrs. George Gordon went TO OF
tawa this morning 20 visit her moth
er who resides in tina. city.
Mrs. George phiuimore and Mrs.
Thomas Worrells returned toda.
from a few days visit with relatives
in Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. John Richardson, Of
Ryall street, entertained aEou TWEEN
Is guests a. a dinner Sunday in honor
of Mi Richardson's brother George
of Hammond. Ind, and friend Charles
Hagy who have enlisted for army ser.
vice and viii leave Wednesday,
Rev. George Bradiied spent i few
hours in Ottawa this morning
Miss Ellen Schroeder spent today
in Ottawa.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-05-13

Kitchen aprons may be made IN a
variety of ways, each one as practical
and SeNiceablc as The other, but tho
majority Of kitchen aprons will be
improved by the addition of ruftle
ON the bottom. The rufne, If il is
made with a fair amount Of lullaess,
will stand out Il triftlc troH the rest
OF the apron, and in this way will
protect the bottom of the skirt from
spots made by things dropping from
pans and from grease spatterng from
the stove.
Every kitchen apron also should he
made with large pocket. II viii be
found a great conl cniencc whor work
Ing about the house as well AS in the
kitchen. II the pocket is LARGE enough
hltle articles that ore iodnd lying
around the house can be nut into il
and put away when one has time, in
stead Of one having 30 make special
irip with each article A dusteI should
be KEPT IN The pocket. and as the
housewife goes about the house
attending TO her various duties she
can dust any piece Of furniture that
happens To De dusty, and thus keep
The house looking well busted and
clean with less work and bother.
Aprons also should be made with
wide and long string. md then when
nasty three comored tear is made in
the apron by eathng It on he stove
or nail, a piece can be cut OF The
strihA TO patch it with. Tho piec,
viii have received the same amount
IS wsshng and will be the same color
The patch will not show except on
close inspection when the apron il
mended with piece Of the string
providing, Of course, that the work i
done neatly
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-05-13
INDIAN ACTIVE AT
1877, WOULD MARRY.
Three Other Wives Fitted From His
Memory Long Age, Sc re Seeks
Younqer. Better One

Cass Lake. Miun.--Just what
North American Indian VIII endure
despite of age, inflmitios and divers
hard huoch,, Is well Illustrated in the
case of Ge-bc.nah. gewn.w0nce, who is
III years old and whose tepce Tor
many years Was pitched in This Vcin-
it's.
Old Ge.benahgew.wonce Chose
who cant pIosouIce his name cWl
him plain John SMITH reports lliat he
is slill hale and hearty and that he IS
looking for a new squaw younger the
better--to brighten up his lonely lodge
and cheer him in his declining years,
although he will not admit he Is dc.
ciunc. lie has had three wives At
different periods OF his life but 80 long
ago that they have fitted from his
memory. However h" occasionally
recalls that they were handy TO have
around" and he is anxious to again
travel II double harness
NJ startling events have transpired
in his lite during the last two years,
except that he was run down by a
switch engine in the Great Northern
railroad Yards here He was badly
shaken up ana taken to a hospital for
medical treatment. He refused 10 oc
cupy bed while in The hospital, pre-
icrrIng to roll himself up in hlaakcl
and lie on me floor, which he was per
milted TO do during I'll the two weeks
he was confined in the hospital
At present he is living with his In
dian son.inlaw here, and he Is really
quite active. He frequently goes b,
train TO Bena 10 visit his lndiaI
friends in that vicinity. and is there
now. When he was seen at the depo
he was still hoping to meet SOM
comely Indian maiden who il wllinI
10 become Mrs. John Smith Ga.hc nal
gewn.wonce.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-05-13
DRUGS EXCITE YOUR
KIDNEYS, Use SALTS
II your Back is aching or Bladder
bothers. drink lots Of water
and eat less meat

When your kidneys hurt and your back
feels sore, don't get scared and proceed
TO load your stomach with lot Of drugs
that excite the kidneys and irritate the
entire urinary tract. Keep your kidneys
clean like YOU keep your bowels clean,
by flushing them with a mild, harmless
salts which removes the body's urinous
waste and stimulates them TO their nor.
NAL activity. The function Of the kid.
neys is to filter the blood. In "a hours
they strain from it 600 grains Of acid
and waste, so we can readily understand
the vital Importance OF keeping the kid
neys active.
Drink lots Of water-you can't drink
too much; also get from any pharmacist
about four ounces of Jad Salts; take
. tablespoonful in glass OF water
before breakfast each morning for q few
days and your kidneys will act fine.
This famous salts is made from the
acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined
with lithia, and has been used for genera.
tions to clean and stimulate clogged kid
news; also to neutralize the acids in
eurine 20 il no longer is source Of irri'
tation, thus ending bladder weakness.
Jad Salts 10 inexpensive; cannot in.
lure; makes a delightful eferyescent
water drink which everyone should
take now and then to keep their kid
neys clean and active. Try this, also
keep up the water drinking, and no
doubt you will wonder what became Of
your Kidney trouble and backachc.