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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-23
Bids for Painting.

Sealed bids will be received by the
undersigned until Tuesday, Aug. ~
1918, at o'clock a. m, for the paint
ing of the Chestnut street bridge and
La Sale street bridge over the l. "
NJ canal as per specifications on file
in city Office
The right Is reserved to reject any
or all bids,
w. w. CURTIS,
City Clerk.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-23
For County Treasurer.

hereby announce my candidacy for
the Office of County Treasurer OF La
Sale County, subject to the decision
OF the Republican primaries, Septem-
Der II, 1918.
GEO NJ. REYNOLDS.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-23

The Free Trader. Journal IS author.
lied TO announce the candidacy of Il.
NJ. Davis for the Office Of County
Treasurer. subject to the Republican
primaries, September IL
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-23

! hereby ana..Al; myself as a can
dido = az he Repubucan ticket for
-. =. LiiAation for the Office of county
Judge. at the primary election to be
held September nth, 1918, in and for
said county.
Henry Mayo
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-23
DR.. {. A. KELLY


1925 Columbus st, Ottawa, Illinois,
All work guaranteed first class
Office hours a, m. to 1890 p, m,
Phone 225.Y.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-23
WESTBOUND.
SOuTHBOUND,

a-Daily except Sunday to Mari
settles.
b-Joliet limited.
morris local.
d-Ladd local.
Princeton local
g-Princeton limited.
h-La Sale Sundays and holidays
until Sept. II 1918.
k-Local to all stations.
m--La Sale local.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-23

FOR SALE 12OAcres black land, well
drained and improved SO mites
from market and good gravel rj1ds.
A bargain. Address Lock * 5J5,
Huntington. Ind.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-23
AUTOMOBILES

FOR SALE-Ford roadster Good as
new May be seen Thursday and
Friday at billiards. Him Garage
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-23
WANTED

FARM Buyer for 100 to 2i0
acres good desirable farm north OF
Ottawa or in La Sale or Dekalb
counties. Address Immediately p. o.
Box i4J, Earlville Ill.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-23
ALWAYS BUY TICKETS AND SAW
MONEY.

TICKET FARE TWO CENTS A MILE
Train Fare or Cash Fare Paid on
Trains is Three Cents per Mile.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-23
FOR SALE
LOTS

FOR SALE-Alley lot 32xl10, South
side of Washington street between
Pine and Mulberry. $l2500 Any
sort OF terms.
Tel. G4SW n. B FARRELL.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-23

Phone agents for full information
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-23

Ticket Fares to Chicago, H., via 10.
liet, Ill, ana Chicago K Joliet Elec.
trip Railway
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-23

interchangeable book good for bear-
er or bearer and party, containing
$1,000 worth of transportation for|
$3.50.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-23

Communication Book containing $500
worth Of transportation for $3.50.
Good for purchaser only.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-23

90 mn round trip, Sl.15 one way.
Return trip limited 10 ten
days,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-23

FOR SALE--Fine little cottage, l5l7
West Madison street Just remod.
eled, better than new, four rooms,
electric lights, gas. city water, ce.
ment floor in cellar sl400 Easy
terms. Immediate possession.
Tel 6iS-W T y FARRELL.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-23

THURLOW G. FSSINGTON.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-23

MARY BOYLE,
Executrix.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02
HISTORIC DOCUMENTS
fcontinued from First Page.)

profound mystery Of the secret
archives.
1--WE have known only recently
~ it's authenticity, and it defies
any sort Of attempt to d'sProVe
it. Il bears the signature OF
Bcrhmann-HoIIwe German I'M
peria chancellor at the outbreak
of the war;. and the date July 81,
1914. On that day Won Schoen
German ambass7 dor to FranceD.
was charged by 4 telegram from
his chancellor 70 notify, US OF
state OF danger Of war with Rus
STA. and to ask US to remain neu-
trial, giving US 10 hours in which,
to reply.
What was unknown until to-day
was that the telegram OF the Ger
man chancellor containing these
instructions terminated with these
words:
"'f the French government de-
clares it will remain neutral. your
exccIIency will be good enough to
declare that we must, as guaTan-
tee of its neutrality. require the
handing over Of the fortresses Of
TouI and Verdun: that we will oc-
cupy them and will restore them
after the end OF the war with Rus
STA. A reply 20 this last question
must reach here before Saturday
afternoon at o'clock.
That" said Nj. Pichon. "Is no"
Germany wanted peace at the mo-
ment when she declared war.
That is how sincere she was IN
pretending that we obliged her
to take up arms for her defense.
That is the price she intended to
make US pay for cur baseness. It
we had had the infamy to repudI-
ate our signature as Prussia re-
pudated hers by tearing up the
treaty that guaranteed the ncu-
traIty Of Belgium.
"Our mortal enemy in the war
Of 1871, Won Moltke. declared on
the morrow Of the treaty Of Frank
I'D the question Of AIsace-LorraIne,
fort" added IA. 7ichon, on taking
that it would require no less than
fifty years to wean the heart OF
her lost provinces from France.
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WANTED-Salesmen

WANTED--Salrsn IL sell low priced
mileage guaranteed iIr'. must be live
wlr, !.N,".ll"EI proposition ~ right
PARTY. VIII" ter particulars 20 Atlas
r,rr Co.. s.. N"r;h Broad ST., phiadei-
p:iii. IA. inf-2-B
WANTED --Ii"0d cnrrI,.i.c s:.l,suan, for
Wheeling territory Tor We'll known
specially artir!" III III" grocery l!Ii".
Stat. .tg,. married Ir singh. experience
and salary Ximrl"d. Address -. Is. III
ear. 81 lnl"ii!E'.n''"r. nr-2-h
WANTED--I.arr. concern established
N H"ar$. wants &. one Il iir" SpccIai II
~ scotsman Hg.. 30 or ullC": staple. mod
rat" .:.,'rd goods tar general TRADE.
N"w. strong propositions Splendid rvm-
m,sxl"rl r"ni rari. Geo. *. Williams.
!n.n Euclid Ave. "yc!und. ohio. he.
,ariH"rt .@%%G!. Er---E
WANTED-tnu"nI right men. Sales
men. You collect tn" money and keep
il all. Wonder burner. brpt :. t"lum-
bus ohio. ml---S
WANTED Specially salesman. Live.
energetic men W!" want an oppUrtu-
n!ty al .u:ininE good MONEY Square
d":.I Contract. III" Durhcy" OH IL Paint
Co., cleveland. -. nf---S
WANTED F'.y" :n"u with som" selling
rAr"ri..u"" IN W Va. Compensation
So" :, ::"r per month: limited only ny
cleveland ONO. 'nr--s
TANTED-To >,il Universal guaranteed
clothes. l.ra,i'r< III mems mnd"-t"-
n,...Sur, suits direct IT, w'Hr"r $3.50
AMI S!1.:,u. ENciu>,v'' TERRITORY. liberal
ruinIuIs&. "u& tar i.\... hu"tlj!.s; solicitors
,.:p:,bi.. 81 earning SIr" weekly wiki.
list selling linz, ia .Nnrrirh. lsgi"rcEc"S
r.,iuir,d Universal Tailoring 60. IS
Washington !ia"y. New York;. mr-@-E
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DEFEAT GERMANS
Continued iron. First Pago.)

the enemy. whom ne expected to
be driven out by his comrades IN
the trenches. He was right, for
soon groups Of the enemy started
back through the wire entangle-
ments. The Americans poured IN
deadly fire, but unfortunatei
the captain was killed during the
fight. He is the first member oil
the 1917 class at West Point to
be killed.
While. the Americans we're Is
front Of the wire cntangiemcntt
and in shell holes. still fighting
desperately, the American barrag'
fire began sweeping No Mans
Land, catching many running Prus-
slams who had enough Of AmerI-
can methods. The parrage swept
back and forth, making sure OF
doing all possible damage 10 the
foe.
When the enemy had been driV-
en- back out Of the positions, the
bodies Of ten German soldiers
were found in the American
trenches. Two German officers
were entanCied in the wire and
many bodies we're in sight. Sight
werc visible through he snow
storm az one point. The ground
was Uttered win enemy hand
grenades, boxes Of explosives fer
destroying dueouts and inccnd;ary
bombs which they mad no oppor-
tunity to use.
They managed. however. TO
drop inccndary bombs in Two
dugouts which we're destroyed by
fire. bu: no Americans were in
them. II the Germans captured
any prisoners. which is doubtful,
there were not more than two or
three, possibly from listening
post. or the missing. many prob
ably were buried. Digging for
them now is proceeding and 9TH
crs may be accounted for.
Two German prisoners were
wounded and the othcr taken was
unhurt except for A welt en- one
Of his hands where he was
struck by a young American SOL
der when he showed fight after
capture.
From the prisoners the Ameri-
can officers have secured much
valuable information. One said:
81 did not have ! ch.nce 20 do
anything before an American
jumped on to me and grabbed
me by tho throat.
TIM Germans had been prcpar-
ing for the raid for three weeks
and belonged 10 the 18th reserve
division Of Hanover. The pris-
oners had Russian coins in their
possession and came r,ainto--t The
trenches opposite just before the
Americans took over this sector.
The Americans lost many killed
and wounded. including officers.
The Americans displayed the
greatest personal courage. braV-
cry and energy throughout the
engagement and outfought the
surprised enemy from the instant
contact was established.
During th> bombardmc1t town
behind the American line was
heavily shelled and there we're
some casualties.
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THOUSANDS HEAR DR, CHAPMAN At
MAMMOTH PRESBYTERIAN RALLY


Irr. chapman "i"S'i his address W.th
tr!hut" I" The American chap! ans ana
pl' al ihHl Wc continue (" son" h'iP |"
oar boys,
Among th"S" VII" attended 'hr dinner
w"rr:
lT. John l.. !hch'!' '"hStt'hS' Nv
Rev. l'r. }. Wilbur 'harnan' 'H' So
ir w II. F"nlk">. ihr Key. IT. j. -,
Mr,'r"Iry. AMI IN" k"V. l.. VI. ir"" III
shady sid. VII" sat At In" speakers
table:
i'"%.d"$ 'h"S'' 'h"r' were tn" borrowings
JOHN r Scott. i;rIdG"p"ri. y. W. rom
cray. W"ll~hurg. james X. Hunter
Iridr..r"it. ". ". Scott. !'rIiE'r"rt'
EuE"u" ". scott. trlr"rp"ri' - L.
Dr!mhl". Lansing, 'i'"rS" r.. lloyd 'T.'
WALLACE, II Smith Glrndair, Evan IT,
ii"brrt%. M""nd>vlil"; l'r. l.. II. M', "S-
k'E. M"ud$Hlli". q. i. d"Fri'S' t'''h-
dab. in". T.. liG=h"S. M""niSNiII'' =
=. 'i;ule Muu"GSvIl.". Francis il. liar-
nuur. M"unhslIll''. 4. It. i.awIh"r Eel
lntr": William NJ. Whitley. Martins
Ferry, Thomas !. l:rid. W"li*burE Jn'
". N.,.L I;ruh"rimrI. i. v. Al"Nand"r
M"urdSv!Il", H. =. 'inunt. M"nndSvliI';
Charles t.. '':,rrjgrn. M"unIsvill"; AnS
-. i;rrilNr. VII lam /. Abel. E"lanSbcc;
i;,.v. .I"hn y Shaw r"ilansm", Fred IL.
Williams. l'rr,I-rlrii :. Williams l'allaS;
II II. Evans. Martins Ferry, David C"Ss.
Martins Ferry; L. :. i;ranu"u. =. ".
rhalnE,rrs, t. t.. l;rId. +. :. Thomas. j.
I.uIl.y ThuIu,. -. Knolitz. j. NJ.
Walters E,.y ! !, l...rrrs"rgrr. w Il.
,Il..r E,y Cumberland. Edgar W. lay.
S,liu,.ilj.: +; : Meek, W. -. Campbell.
Elm Grove; \. T.. carter. Elm Gruv"; L.
" Palmer " = Jacob H. y. Fault
James I,ruII, !iuwrS e. NJ. Miller. llulU-
nj .,,,,
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FOR SALE;-Farm Lands

FOE SALE-l62 acres No. Brooke
county farm. mile from West Liberty.
we'll improved, room brick house. ne
crs*ary buildings. Price $4,000 per acre.
Address l.. T.. Manning. WellsDurg w.
Va. mr-l-l
FOR SALE-Farm, 100 acres, miles
east Youngstown, 0. Rich loamy soil.
S room house. now bank barn, wagon
house. grlnary. Must be- sold to settle
estate. Address y. D.. care Intelligen-
Ger. i-.o-
POH SALE-lI0 acre farm. good mar
kct. surrounded by mining townS; All
kinds OF fruit; extra good land for gar
dcuing and potatoes. pric" $500. -id-,
dress Olto Offhaus. Bellnston W. Va
f-25-m
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FOE SALE Real Estate

FOR SALE-C'ozy four room scmi-bunS-
allow, hardwood finish. built in feat
urrS. bath. cement cellar. half acre lot.
lin" garden, fruit. chicken house viii
sacrifice Terms TO suit purchaser. Box
ST. Eairirlunt. w. Va. mr-2-S
FOR SALE-Two frame dwellings OF.
six rooms and bath each. on Porter
avenue. t:dgingl0n Lane, all modern. els
tern and well water. Stone foundation.
STAT. roofs. porChrs front and back. CO.
m.ut walks. Lots 50Xl3O. sl,5U0.00 down
and balance on easy terms. Jacob
.;,.nup!Glch ~ EdgcwUod street. Edge
wood, W. Va. mr-l-h
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WANTED-MaIe Help

WANTED -Bnolik""pcrs, and clerks with
ambition To secure special training III
highest paid profession
In III" world rmiau" opportunity. John
t.. TANNER. Pres. $50 Grant lark EldS.'
Chicago. mr-S-B
WANTEp-M"n /" learn airplanc and
aui"rnnbIl, business in Detroit En-
p.rinrnC" NOT necessary. Can earn while
i"arirE. Excellent opportunity for ad-
yanC"nrni Address National Training
Corporation. I0@ Woodward Ave.. De-
truIi. MIrh mr-2-g
coats. IS 10 Sl". Phone "r call in per-
son. VIM. iioilnan II Son. Stcub"nvill".
O.. mr-l-l
wANTED-S:"n"rrap W" hav" an
Opening Tor a good NAL" StcnoErnr h"r.
Alusl h" ahl" /" tax" dicta;l"n and
,r:,Gscr!b' accurately and rapidly. IN"
position "iE"rs = good opportunity Tor
wages /" !hr right party: Tcl"rh"nH
E,'I 1910 ar writ Room i05 Schmu!hr,ch
Euilt!ing Wh"'Iing t-2S-J
WANTED-i good live dealer for Litil"
'iIan: truct. II burns Kerosene. Oil worm
DRIVE SOlL tirnkiH from md +" "nd;, ANA
4 irtch that il iru" /" it, .lIatn'. West
Virginia Motor Truck and supply Co..
tiari; >huiG. W. Va. I'm
WANTED som" good inside mill men.
:,nd som" url;Sld" hnuS" carpenters.
!. ". Eciiz Il SON. l3;h and Eoli S.
fri
WANTED BOY between - and IS years
I'D II work in candy factory. APPLY
q. :. F""ny Co.. lIl2 Main 81. i-2t-l
WANTED 4 hoard boy. Apply The
t;uInC,. 60. l--p-l
waN1tu-Mrr TO sell our line Of nOueno.
furnishings. from house 10 houss IN smaL
rc.4iJ payments. We pAi weekly.
MI CT C. T. ADAMs. iio-llR Main ~
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found thai WE had failed To hit the
right combination ~ draw pay. We
should have injured right knee. left
shoulder and back Of head. whereas
We had injured right knre. back OF
and right wrist. Our usual luck
llliisbOro News Herald.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02

Wednesday. February -.
I4iy, Mt $50 o'clock p. M. WILL
.iiE.MINA, widow Of the late August
iicmmc, in he! 77ih year.
Funeral from her late residence 37l2
Wrtl,l street. Friday. March J. AZ
40 u. m. Intcrmcnt in MI. Zion ceni1
r,cry Friends are IHTitcu 10 attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MANUFACTURERS attic

cover all Pacific Coast states. Twelve
Al SalcSmcn Need Two new lines Sure.
positive quick results guaranteed. What
have you, Mason and Shoor. Pacific
CnaS; manufacturers Representatives.
Haas Bldg, Los Angeles. California.
mr-2-g:
NO oH-N0 Pay! We sell oil leases in
proven eastern Kansas field on guar
antrc first we'll paying pumpcr Or no
pay. Address ''Dl Particulars" 1913
Munscy Bldg Baltimore, Md mr-2-g
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FOR SALE-Coal Lands

FOR SALE-I0 10 l2H acres OF coal in
Ohio. operating at present loading
cars. u mile haul TO Pennsylvania & 5.
* O.. !. mile L. Wheeling; l truck. Bell
r,hrur n5D HrdgtDOrt t-2C-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02

'lr!,,ru. acid rn$ y uS'"l IN i machine
-: f.u:'p..;ru !Hv"nt!"n - spray mortar
..r pl:LsG.: On "a va! anal hASt"u It's
s.t:Ing.
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zaRRY-0n Thursday. February eSth.
.I1iS. az 3:lJ O'Clock p. H.. at his ia;r
residence l0j South Front street. Ia &
HARRY III n" 1g'h year % MS age
,,....,rnI nni ICE hrrcattrE.
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Thursday February IS.
IyIS. Il, g. o'clock Il. m. hi his resi-
d,..,cr, NJ. Gus North Fllth street.
Struh"uvillc. Ohio. FRED II. THEIRS.
aged ~ years.
Funeral services AT his home. rridaS
,vunI cemetery. saturday morning. on
arrival OF Wheeling IL Lake Erie tram.
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D I E D.

PARKER-0n Tuesday. February. 18th,
1918, u; IL o'clock p. mat the iamily
residences, Gu Main street. MAiME.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. u. W. Par
krr.
Services ut the residence Friday aitcr-
nnn, o.3p. Friends are respectfully
invited. lntcrncnt Greenwood GENIE
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DENWOOD
Revival Success

Tn revival services ;ha; ~" being
held IA th,. l:"nwnrd MrthodiS; church
cnttlul;r Ia b" 4 i;r":t; success.
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DIVINE THRILLS LISTENERS WITH
APPEAL FOR LOYALTY TO
GOD AND COUNTRY.

GOD AND COUNTRY.
- ,-r Al
~ o''4Acs Aiso oei!s.
1.t
KIM Ever here'
iF'>hH i'F'thS 81 " h''''"T ,",'" "
SP!'hI'i ":H't% |" I'll. '""'' - 49,
t',r., r.r..,l,y,.r,.,n ..rilr.., "a l.,ll;,lf ct
.,,. ,..- l,r,.,ly al
49, ;.r,..Iyi,.r,,,
- ,,..,,,'., :,r, ~ ,n, We
'''''' NJ - '.'' ,,'Ii,. .r',. l,,,-
''f: "'Hi'' At H. .; ,,,,,,,-
az" va" ''''! 49, - 80 '' ,, ,r,,,
u" ~ va >""' uf
80 '"'t '' v.i.,l,u., rh,.
~ '',' 80 -. ,,,.i mod In,,-
""' "', ',u';,I
..t 49,, ,.,..,,,,,,. WAS The
-" -, i. .r,,. .,,h,.r,,,..
- ,,,..,,,I,.r. If ih, PRESBYTERIAN
.I,,,r.,, ,r,,., l:r,i,.,.,,r, I:rlliIT,. Mar
go. -. ~, =, ,v,,r..,iIl.. ,adlH H;tm-
,,rL w,rv,,,,L N'.u.lnIrc I:rnWUud.
NrN.,.n,.u ,,uunL~, HE. cat h,- pix" and
many ,,h..r smaller towns aud cities.
rI. Ir I.y l. Wilbur Chapman.
,,,,j.r,t.r ,T ,h, rarIhuHl service com
,,.,, J..I,,..rod AN .,hI,, and inspiring
.dI,,. .,.,.i,r.. Ia rh. p,uul,. Of Tia"
,.,,ur,.b in h1rk up the guy
,.r,,,n,.r, ,'h,,r,i, ,uI our boys IN The
trenches a,ld r,nr4 10y helping to suS-
tu!n Il minister in the several '''hpS'
Americans generally. ana WAS Iu"St nri'-
i,ur,. Rev. Dr. William ii. FuulA"S. an
other member Of the national service
also CAV" a SrlrndId tIiN'
Large Ministers Conference.
At the minister's conference i'll the
afternoon. III Ia" club rooms al lile
church, 5> ministers "I thr cnurHn III
this vicinity were present Nti WHY
present 1T III" dinner ara ;i'l'iiut" tn.
hiS rally. The ministers olSC uHHca p''''''
for sending munster |" t"C '''tpN
from tit" general c"''''nlSe'''"
gram "aH "i''iic" "H -. -, TN,
-, .Ar,,.r,,.o' followed. The
S'"7'"E ~ ,.,;,,;,,,n.n otrrrrd
re- ~ ,n, - iIn,.Iycl sang a
, ,i ~ L.,ulk,s and Dr.
.h',1',,,.,, ,.,,.,. lr,,.r ,olks pr. FuulkrS
,, - ,h,. ,.XD.rIcuccs OF L
;: I H., chairman told Of the
,t.. minister
n.y., v,,,,ry dinner was largely at
,.rd,.d Ir Iuhr l.. nirkry acted rs
,,..,.,,,,e,,r \ brief urrgruin WAS de-
l,y.rrI nr. Terry Delivered tn" address
# welcome. Til" l;"v. j. !. ~ l,"li'r
SIo.Ir briefly and then !n'r"aue'u ~
F"uikcS and L'r. h'l'''ah' n'''
rrcd short lat inspiring t"'NH' ~ "
dinner III" it"N. ''r' H. u. '.'".''' ~ r
tor II IN" stone ~! ~ '''''
ou"r"d iiaH'L
-, ,,, rr1l,
Pl!ry -. 'h'h I',.N'''! -, ,,,.,, -.
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ENTERED INTO REST.

Wednesday. February TN
irIS at i.5U ucluct y. M. al The lam
-. rrsiIrucr. il3 Twelfth street.
W,rY ANNE HpLI.INGEK. beloved
MI. Of William Jones'. Sr.
E,,r,.r.,l services IL The residence Friday
'y..nirr n'..!n.'n. FrirnIs Of tho fam
;Iy Respectfully invited. inirrin"nI
private Saturday AFTERNOON . oG'oeA'
Stone Church cemetery.
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Unfortunately Limited Inves

Unfortunately Limited investment.
We fell OIL the. ice IN" other day and
injured our anatomy in three different
places. When W" got home VIZ exam
innd our accident insurance policy and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02
FOR SALE-AutomobileS.
FOR SALE-Horses.
FOX RENT.

FOR REET-Hclp win the war. Farm
OF T. acres, near WcllsburE. Fruit
house, barn. coal bank. Just right fo".
small family. Must be- civil. industri-'
nuS. patrinl;r. Call IN person. DR.. Cox.
Mutual Bank Building. City. mr.
FoR REET-A few good rooms on the
second and third floors OF the Ne%
building 500 and 1906 Mar
ket street, will be ready for occupancy
about April /. Apply Z. Boyd. care In.
tclligencer. Ja-Ee-ll
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-05-30
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
THESE ARE HIT BY ORDER TO Z
FIGHT OR WORK. 4

1dlers. )
Gamblers.
Bucket shop employees.
Race track attendants.
Clairvoyants and the like.
Professional golfers.
Professional baseball players !
Elevator operators at clubs and ]
stores. !
Club and hotel doormen.
Walters in hotels and clubs. /
Ushers in theaters.
Attendants at sports. !
Persons in domestic service.
Clerks in stores.
Specially Exempt. :
Actors.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-05-30

A Liberty loan record which may
not be surpassed by any community in
the United States was made at
Odanah Wisconsin, an Indian village.
The village quota was $4,000 and the
total subscription was 100000, or
thirty times its quota.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-05-30

Western railroads will get about
s7o0.00oHoo of a total expenditure of
S93T,9G1,319 just authorized by the
national railroad administration this
year for improvements, equipment
and extension.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1918-08-31
Water Works

Mayor Brown and the Board
of Village Trustees entertained
as guests, Mr.. Duer. expert
manager for Municipal enterpris
es, and Prof. Fayette A. Jones,
the geoIogist, who were here
looking over the situation regard
ing water works.
They will present a written
report later for the consideration
of the trustees and offer advice
as to the method and means Of
proceeding with the enterprise
to supply the town with water.
There are two definite systems
under discussion, the deyelope-
ment of the shallow water veins
known to exist and going down
the 1000 foot level for a larger
supply from one well. Each
plan has its champions but water
is the one issue upon which all
are agreed.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1918-08-31
First War Baby

Charles Ernest Anderson, Jr.
the Sd. arrived at the Plumlee
Hospital Wednesday morning.
He is reported as a husky little
chap, looks just like his dad and
likes machinery. His father
Ernest Anderson, is in the
service of Uncle Sam, and is now
at the Texas State University,
in training as a Mechanic. C. E.
Anderson Sr., the grandfather is
building real bean thresher out
at the farm and, if the young
man don't grow up a mechanic it
will be because he inherits some
other traits from his mother who
is also to be considered.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1918-08-31
FAREWELL PARTY

Miss Viva Griner gave a party
to her Bible Students Class of
Roy Union Sunday School at the
bungalo Monday eveningin honor
Of Miss Bernice Titterington
grand daughter of Mrs. Tittering-
ton, who has been spending the
summer here and who left Tues
day for her home in Missouri
where she will re-enter school.
All the class was present and
enjoyed the fine time always
assured the yonng people at the
and bade farewell to
their little friend of the summer