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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-18

tlnier Aaept in Snmilton III Serr
Gbnarb Brnf, 449 Glib syhnfte Ctr.
gea Gel. 746.H. Come Ebone
i631.A.
- poli3eidsf grinfmcnsr bon
Mibbletopn mar geitern in Der StaDi
auf Der Gute na4 brei jungen gur'
fdsn Don ettpa 20 Sabrsn bie nHl
5amstag absnb bort cine Groeer1
iiberfallen nnb 1924 seranbt babsIl.
Die RaIbgsisaen iturbsn biz raf
slmanoa periolgi, no ibrs Spur uer'
loren ging.
- 8iirser ba6en $500 aufsebraht,
ipelfe als preis Deripenbet iperoeu
foIIen fir bisjenisen perioneH ooer
gsrsinigilnssn, pel6e bic meilter
Sparmartsn pertauien. Die prelle
betrasen j. $25.
- Die Samiltogs Wo4ine 1ooI
So. unD bic gmtriran Gan 90. hds
ben i6rsn 2euten ben aatfiinbigen
elrbeitstas b.ipiGist. Sn ben Gabris
Ten ipirb icbo9 usiin. Stunbcn gears
bitet, aber bic aeute erbaIttn fit bic
llebsrseit anbertboIb 2obn. Die Soo>
penss Spens9ientIfler Go. bat bieie
gergiinitisung ibren 2suteu bereits
DOR einigen Woten eeipdbrt. Jm
CONNER mar biefe Gorberuns abgcs
ipisien iporben unb bic Golse iparen
bic setpaIttbdtieen Gtreits, tpslde
icbt IN ben Geri4teu ibr Ra4ipieI
bdben.
- Gin selpaitiser S9ladebaiifen
bei BEN 9lnlasen Der gbdnpipR
Goateb paper goutpanp sertstb ON
Gamstas gbenb In granb unb CAB
Der yeueripebr 16 Stunben glrbeit.
I'M bic 1lammen Ju I0f9en.
- Sobn McRoberts bat bic Sil5
Bros. So. auF 5000 S4abenerias
pertlagt. Gin 2luto Der fyirma ftieB
pesen iein 5nbrrab unb i9Ieuberte
ion ab, nobel er 9erlebungsn erlitt.
- Sm Wonaf Suni finbst bier
bas biesjGbrise Staatslaser Der O.
n. N. itatt. Der WeBels Compton pos
Iten bat bic porbsreitenben Gfritts
bercits setban unb llntsrnusi9iiii.
NIT slusfiibrung Der Details beaufs
Iragt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-18
gaummuds in Sropen nnS TOlar.
segcnben.

Bon Der rebensartlid3 geporoensn
lleppistett Der qfaH5entpelt in ben
regenreit9en Sroppengebieten geben
bic sIdnsenbiten Sdilberangen osr
Reifenben teine 10 flare 9oriteaun9,
ipis bic bon einigen 8otnniiern aur
3rlinb 9enausr Ufeifungen erholtenen
.3a6lerl. @iner unter ibnen bat I'M
bptanii6en @artsn gu 8uiten5org an
jungeu Srieben bes betannten 8amz
bus. eines baumartigen @raIes, eine
tdglihe QGngen3unabne bpn etipa %
Gm., einmnl fogar rpn 81 en-, be-
o6a6tet; bas mn6t 1-21 gm. in
Der Stunhe. Man tann nlio bier bas
9ras ipirtli6 po4ien feben, penn
man einige Gebulb bat.
Gin ReimpfIGn3heu bon Gucalpps
tus gll6a, einem 8erponbten bes
Jieberbaums, III in brei subreu gu
einem Is Neter boben gaum berana
sdpadien.
albi55ia Ntolgccand oeb0rt su ben
2eguminoIen, alIo in bic @ertpanots
fdaft unisrer 8obHe, unb :pirb tpegau
isiHes raf9en @a9stbums in &afs
feepIantagen ols .Sfhttenbnum" ges
sogen, neil bic jungen Saffeepfldn5s
den birette Sonnenbsitrabllng burGz
ous ni9t Dertrogsn. SIM erften Sabre
miro er 5 Meter, in 5-6 Jabren %
Wetsr bod, unb lit bdrm in Mans
resb6be 20-25 Gm.. bid, mas einem
Sohresring bon tpertigften5 2 Gm.
StGrfe entfpreben tpiirbe.
Jr SaDa tperben Selegrapbenlets
tungen on lebenben gdumen ar1es
bra6t; fehIen iie, 70 rammt mon
Stammitiide bss aapotboitmes (geis
bu pentanbra) in bic Grbe = uno
iistr. na4 tarser 3eit i4fagen fie
aus.
Der beutf6e SGrtner 0eiifef err
iidtste fih tor elmer gteibe BON Sab
re1 in Ger Rdbe beg Goubernenentss
eebduocs su guea In Somerun cine
gant uno benubte gu ben 8einen
rborldusIt seIdlasene 2niippel" bes
Srrt einbtiimI6en 9numes Grptbris
no. sic tpurbeu in ben 9oben ges
ihla1eu unb trieben baIb barauf ers
sriinsnbe S6Obltnge.
Wie oan3 nnbers in BEN PorarIdns
xru, t7o &ieGmou on Der gplartpcis
Ne MefIuugsu nnaeiteat bat! grs
fanes 9lunuit gu elmer 3eit, ND bic
Sobrestrie6e i6re boIIe 26nse errei6t
bntten, i3pontts iie meiIt 5tpii9en
nabnsipeiIe 9 Biz II Mlm. Sober
sSSa6restrisb bsIaB rur 5ipei pber brei
isines ldnger nIs II unb
buiter aIs 9 Mm., oos beibt. ettud
10 groB tpie Der giasel bes tleinen
singers.
Der Stamm eines @odolberbGums
hens mar on Der itartitsn Stele uns
ii6er esm gohen 8,3 gm.
bid uuS batte pie bic 3d6Iung Der
Sdbresrtnge ergnb, bas eHorme qlter
bon 544 Snbrsr, poruus itb eine
idbrltte 0tdeBurabme bon 0.15
Mm. bereduen Idbt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-18
Ser aealcr aonarcf;.

Ger aegfer Songreb, peldtr am
Gamsins 9tbenD in Der Mfmorp IN.
fer fold siinitigsn stuIpi5ien bsgpn-
nen purbe, pirb nun ipabreub ber
naditen brsi Woten fortseIest. ges
tenn rubten bic aeg,lfugeIn. ober
ipdbrenO Der gan5en Wodlc ipsroen
Ii6 picbcr lolale Alubs prObn5iren.
Die ausnGrtisen 1rams babsn be
3ipsi lcBten WodRn fit iih.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-18
periomal ~ otiSen.

SrI 2ouife 5n EN- tan, Elm:
perbiente Qebrerin, 1T ON Samstag
bon l1ngrem Siedtbum tn Gedrlei
Oats bur9 bsn Sob erl0it tporoen
nnb am Dienstas Hahniittas tpirn
ibre {terbIi6e Siine b.m Sdcb Der
Grbe iibergebsn perSen. Die Bterbts
euns finbst bonn 9alfie Der SHUTTER,
sSrau Sulie 6ufeman, 1857 grpaSs
NAB, aus jtatt. Die 0erbIidene bat
beinabe elm Wlenidenalter an uHiern
6ffsntliden Sdulsn eetpirit unb
5ipnr porne6ulIi9 on Der %. 8is
iirifi- unb 5ulebi on Der Rdibisfdus
Ie. Sis mar tngliide aebrerin, absr
au4 i'm gtiib bes beutIden 2ebr5ers
iiiiints getpcfen. Die 5ablrei9en
wldnner unb syrausn, tpelde ki Grl-
9ulenm in bic Sdule sinsen urb
BON lbrem reidxn WiHen profiiiren
burften, psrben ber 9obingciditbes
uen alleaeit- Elm tparmes slnbenicn
beipabreu. Sic irar cine 5odtsr bss
Dsritorbenen 1beobpr 6uielHnn uno
'sins Ri6ts bes sleidfalIs psritorbes
men gantiers german SaieRlan.
Der paders picnier Jrant Nl.
BeiIaHb bat geitern 4benb in Ieis
Her Wobnung, 2lU4 9eetHan SiraBe,
bic 4usen gum eiuisen Sdlummer aes
i4lofen uHo bic 9indri9t bon ieinem
lobe tpirb uidt psrieblen, in ipeitslL
freiien aufri9tise arauer ipaG3urHy
zen, benn Der Werbli1ens ipar Elm gbs
renmann in isber Safer. Geine Wisge
bat in Der RbeinpfnI3 ssiianben, mo sr
DOT 78 Snbren ssboren purbe. 1867
tam er nod amerita, Iisb ii1 in Gins
cinnati nisber unb betrieb bier unter
bsr iyirma 6reeman &, Deilanb elm
Uiaf4ineugsitdft unb Sdmiebe. Gr
lebte iebOf idon felt elmer san3en
Reibe uon Snbren I'M Rubefanb unb
gtnob bic Jrii9ts feines, arttitgreiden
3tbtns. Weilanb mar Elm lanaiGbri.
ges WitsIieb bes 9euifttu gionicr,
Werefns unb bate pdbren6 stpeier
sermine ole gDrGiibent an Der Spibe
bisies ercben @ereins seiianben. H.r,
ner geb6rie CT bsm @erpaltunasrotf,
bss Deutfd5en prot. stir&bofsrerstns
bon Walnut Oils an unb mar Wfts
glieb Der WeIbeim Zen aoge gc. 335I
Der Obj IsIIofps. an nGberen NM
sebSrisen binterldbt sr ,tpef Gobne
unb brei 9Shter, bic bas inniaTte nit
eefabl bon Jrenbtn unb getannien
bdten. Die gstrbigung fintet am
Nadmittag auf BEN Wnlnut
4ias Rfr6bof ftntf. ipp cr Grf Der Gsos
milienbtsr6bnikifdtte nben Der ibm
TN 9cbe bornifsesaraenen Gaitin bic
itbte Rube finbsn pirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-18
Sies uas Sas.

- Die Bubsdngersye yereinisuns bat
fir bds Iaufenbe Sabr bic fplsenbsn
ins Sireitoriim seiudblt: Jrant 8art,
8. g. Weiiel, gIroisfor u. s. Ain-
Iello, G. 6. 2ineban, Saeob 5off'
mann. Sol. Duabop, glpin Gunfla9.
guseue gutfda, ;5rIs. QOna MOran
emma 0iebl, aatbleen 2insban, Gs-
nepispe Wlporman. Marp Woran, 4ls
ma Grieber unb Jrm 6. 6. Better.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-18
Henti4.llna. eyapsrbe lint. .gssrsin.

Der bitsidbrige sroBe WpasienbaII
bcs Deiitih ling. Geiperbe llntsrs
fiiIbunss ) Dereins fbibet am Sonns
tag, ben "a. Gebruar. in Der Gosmos
pcIitan Gale itoti. Die geitIi6teit
'beginHt Inn 8 llbr R1dmittags. Gis
Uorbrreitnngen Iieesn In bfn S1nben
zines aommiites, beifen Tlitglieber
iiber rfihs Grfnbruna In ber @rrnns
eiruns folder UeitIi4ieiten bsrfiisen.
Gas bic ib0niien uub bic erisiusufen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-18

Uiasfen jinb bhbfde preiis nussslsbt.
.2uBrrbem barrt Der Befuder -eine
llebsrrqi9une beren @sbeimuis ges
fpiiienbafi geipdbrt ipirb. iyiir allers
lei GrfriT6unsen fusrb nuf bns Bette
seforef iein. Dos llnterbnltungss
Aommittee lit erfuflt, in ber na6itsn
Matchmaking DoIlsdblis 3u erfdeinen,
ha nod Derfdieoenes 3u btipredel
1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-18
Spro Nurtbcliife
Dirb Girsttor Der propasanba in
ieinbliden aanberR.

2onboh IL. Gsbr. Discount
RorthIiffe bat ben poiisH bes aeis
ters Der .propagaHbo in feinbIiden
2Gnoern ansenonrrien uHo ipfrb
sIsi@8eitis MitsIieo Der americans
fden WifIion perheihn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-18
Geaer.

Snfclss eines Idoobuittn Raa6s
fangs brad geIiern friib in einemI
Sfuppfn binter Dem 5ouit Der 5tGu
Jciepb Hramer, 750 Weit Z. Gtrabe,
Elm Jeuer aus, bas eiHen Ghaben bon
etfpa $50 anridtets. ebe Is seISldt
iperbsn spnnfe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-18

'ipartsn, baB bic 2lrbeiter ibre pfli9t
tbun perben. Mrbeiter firb lOpdl. sic
molten aiid ibren sheh 6a5u 6eitra<
cen, am Der RepubIif gum Siss 5u
berbeIfen."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-18
Tn Atitnatuill
VSirb 8mmdnien BON MlBa
lamb si,r 6dnmmng BON
SeBarabien amfges
fprbert.
9tuberbem tpirb bas Rs6t 6es freien
0ur4Sliss ourb Rumdnien fir
ruTtIts Sruppsn ptriaHsi.

gonSpn, 1S. Gebr. Die ruiIif9e
Resieruns fat uH bic rumaHiids Re
sisrHiiiiiis Gin llItimatum seIanbt, in
tpelAem bic Rumdnen aufseforbert
irerSeH, 8eFara6ien nit ibrsn unS
ben sesenreDolutiondren sruppen 5u
rdumen unb ruhiiden Sruppen ben
freitn 0urdsug burd Rumdnien uRb
9eTarubieu gu geitdtten.
Dos lllttulatum iOIie am 16. Sc
6ruar nblaufen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-18

True translation fled with the Post
master at Cincinnati on February II,
1915. as required by the Act of Octo-
Der 6ti. 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-18
aie 9emperatnr.

Die itiin0liden aenperniurauf~
5eidnunsen am geftrieen aase paren
mic fpfdt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-18

True translation filed with the Post.
master at Cincinnati on February IT.
1918, as required by the Act of Octo-
her 9Th. 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-18

True TRANSLATION filed with the Post
muster at Cincinnati on February II,
1918, as required by the Act Of octo-
her 9th 1917
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-18

True translation fled with the Post
master at Cincinnati on February II,
1918, as required by the Act Of octo-
her Gti, 1917
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-18
6amilton.

tInier aseut in Samilton III GEN
Gbnarb grnf, 449 Sib 5hnfte Str.
gea Gel. 746.N. GONE gboue
t631.N.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-11-29
1900 YANkS WILL BE
HOME NEXT WEEK

Washington. Noy. 29.-Gen. March
chief OF stan. announced yesterday
tlas tae Cunard liner Mauritania,
which sailed from Liverpool for New
York last Monday at p. NJ has
aboard 100 officers and 1884 men OF
he American army including ZIG sick
aud wounded The liner is due in
New York cary next week
Counting those en- the MaCretania
1885 officers and men, must Of them
lttached to air service units which
nave been training in England, are
now en- route home. Three liners. the
I.apland, Minnekahda and 0roa. car
7ylug 3S2 officers and 6,6lt men, lei
liverpool last week ana are due il
New York early in the coming week
This represents abOu, hall the tota
number OF American troops in Eng
and when the armis,ice was signed
The remainder will embark within
.he next ten days and ell the mel
rom England should be home befor,
he middle Of December
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-11-29

Charles a. Warrensford. Victoria.
Albert J. Shearer. Genesee.
Herbert Z. Roberts. Marion.
Wounded, Degree Undetermined.
Roy NJ. Thompson. AShkum.
John l.. Hanes, Galya.
Wounded Slightly.
Arthur ] Hacker. Guilford.
Missing in Action.
Charles H. Saekett. HAjyiew.
Edward H. Koenig. quincy.
Henry Parmentier, South Beloit
Charles F. Kruse. Jerseyyille.
Frank kaslo. Kewauee.
James Daniel Dowdakln, Rockford.
Thomas F. Garland, Harmon.
David A. Buck, Cherry Valley.
Matthew p. Coleman. Kane.
Thursdays List.
Killed in Action.
Lieut.. George l.. Giles. Chicago.
Corp. James 0. Mitchell Chicago,
Henry HinrichSen. Chicago.
Lester Clark, Chicago
Andrus Banis, Chicago.
Frank Hughes. Chicago.
Elmer r. Juhl, Chicago.
Louis Rose. Chicaso.
John F. Ryan, Chicago
Died Of Wounds.
Carmen y. Broccoli Chicago.
John p Moskal, Chicago.
Joseph Skaja, Chicago.
Reuben T. Strom, Chicago.
Died of Disease.
Corp. Fred ]. PeIaske. Chicago.
Fred ], Bitter, Chicago.
Casino B. Cont, Chicago.
Wounded Severely.
Glen Heckelman, Chicago, IN
Joseph Cepek. Chicago.
Wounded, Degrees Undetermined.
Sergt. Robert L, Bowling, Chicago
Edward Erdmann. Chicago.
Alex Fine, Chicago
Joseph Ippolite, Chicago.
Wounded Slightly,
Sergt August Schik0ra, Chicago.
Frank Wosar, Chicago.
Missing in Action.
Sergt Edwin Mohr Chicago.
Thomas Owens, Chicago.
John McGrath, Chicago.
Harold Mclaughlin. Chicago.
Killed in Action.
Joseph c. Momber Christopher.
Robert l.. Parker, Herrin
Fred E. Geisinger Vandalia.
John Gimera, Cornell
Fred J. Hanson. Rockford.
Joseph II. Baker Joliet
Dellis J. Burkett, Luka
Sergt. c. D. Winkleblack, Reardon
Corp. Emmett j. Moran, Ottawa.
Joe J. Monferdini, Fairbury.
Constantine Zukoski, Divernon.
Morris Anderson. Deer Grove.
Albert l.. Wiley, Sparta
William Mulraney, Witt.
Wilbur l.. Hagberg, Galva.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-11-29
9 SERVED DINNER
$500 FEET IN AIR

Elizabeth, y. J. 29-The First aerial
banquet in history was held yesterday
on an airplane $500 feet above the
new flying field Of the United States
air mah service here marking the
inauguration Of the field as the ter.
minus Of the aerial mail service be.
tween New York, Philadelphia and
Washington.
A few minutes after The mail plane
in charge Of Pilot Max Miller left the
field at 12:l0 this afternoon a big
Handley-Paiee machine rose under
control Of Capt e. p, Waller Of the
royal flying forces. and during the
flight a twentytwo-minutes above the
grounds a real Thanksgiving dinner
was served to nine persons. Among
the guests We're Capt. Benj. Mpsner,
superintendent Of the air mail SER
vice and Allen r. IIawley Augustus
Post and other officials Of the Aero
Club Of America.
Speaking OF the proposed nation.
wide extension of the mail sevice,
Capt. lipsner said.
Eve win have machines which
3 will carry ton and half of mail and
the days OF freight and parcel post by
airplane are coming
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-11-29
She t ook
Ad1er-i-ka!

my wife had what the doctors cali
! cattarrh OF the stomach for Is years.
Had TO diet carefully and suffered
much. She has now taken one bottle
. Adleri.ka and feels perfectly we'll"
Z tSigned) y +. Parker Brock, Texas,
Adleri-ka expels ALL gas and sour.
: ness stopping stomach distress IN.
STANTLY. Empties BOTH upper
and lower bowel flushing ENTIRE
alimentary canal. Removes ALL foul
matter which poisons system. Often
CURES constipation. Prevents ap.
pendcitis. We have sold Adler.i-ka
many years. 1t Is mixture Of buck.
thorn, eascara. glycerine and nine 9th
or simple drugs. VIM. d. Duncan,
druggist,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-11-29
PICKERING BRANDS
CHURCH SOCIETIES
AS TAX DODGERS

SPRINGFIELD, Nov. 29.-Church organ
nations in central Illinois have been
branded Is tax dodgers in intorma-
ton received here from WashiHstOu
by Internal Revenue Collector Pick
crins. It states they have iailei 70
make returns TO The commissioner
which, according to the law, provides
FOR reports on lhe amounts paid lor
a!aries, wages, TENT and interest eX'
caading ssh for the year 1917. \
warning that prosecution viii follow
{ he negligence continues has been
ISSUED By the authorities.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-11-29
Charlie Jones. Centralia.
Died of Wounds.

Charlie Jones. Centralia.
Died of Wounds.
Albert Richardson, West Frankfort
HEIGHTS.
John r N0skaI, Cicero.
Thomas J. Layelle. Amboy.
Louis " Tech, kewanee.
Died Of Disease.
Thomas \. Flynn. Jacksonville.
Henry ] Ferrari. Riyerlun.
Archie F Stewart. Heyworth.
Louis + Brewster, Montrose.
Andrew c. Prokup, Spring Valley
Wounded Severely.
Howard Yanduyn, Ridgefarm-
Edward Thomas, B.ue Island.
Charles Fisher, Carpenteryille.
Missing in Action.
Charles Il. Mathis. Percy.
William II. Springer, Plano.
Elmer Conrad, Eldred.
William Hunt. Beeeher City.
Reuben II. Dixon. Topeka
Bart Il Triggs, Simpson.
Philip p Baumgartner. Springfield
Francis ". Lauver. POnemai.
Clarence L. Lear, Pomenai
William A. Leinick. Ava.
OILS Tanner, Stonefort.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-11-29

Maybe you have 81 setd stomach,
ant don c know L, There are militonsNt
sura people veal. aihIg. tfet, Ntlo
out ana an In" before the day : h-if
gnne-liStlesS snd indifferent totaelrsn.-
roundnEs-o often with Aches Gud paE-s
ali over TIE body-Woetuilt iackNg n
phvsicEI power sud mental visur-p pee,
enaciated-i1s. dragging ou. Neagi
existence HLle out VI every ten OF
these people are Cll JnScious Nic..ins OF
aciG-ssouach.
ThoySg us uqor Thousands ~ people
who are sub Tee. II attacks nj iniliSesiion
md hihCu,aesS. who are nervous, mel
anchuly, mentally depressed Who snner
from racGn asrl. lImbasS or seated
yes. even UeGy OF those VINO nave
catarfh. ulcer srcarcCr al the stomach
ii the trouble l. traced to IT, source " VII
often be found to be last aeid-stoWs' ,.
For these are only snue OF the @n1iiViits
thasar caused by what the doctors siJi
eupersC!disy, which Is arolher n2me ior
sour or aoh! etumach. :,
What you aSu, ~ know aeo'e an
else IL how 10 quickly 10 yourself u' e.
cess acid. A wonderful modern rem sly
called EAIONiO literally wires IL out
IL does the work easily, speedily am
naturally !. makes thc stumech pure.
sweet. coo, aud comfortable. Ii helps
YOU gee full st CSh Out % every mouth
fvl of TODD Yea UaE ard unless you 10
get fdll strength from your food you
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-11-29
CHICAGO MAN USES
CARVING KNIFE TO
COMMIT SUICIDE

Chicago, Nov, 29--While at TIN
home OF his father.in-law for Thanks
giving dinner, Elmer II. Deacon, 1912
Greenwood avenue, a carpenter. quar-
relied with his wife, Agnes, took the
butcher knife that had been used 60
carve the turkey, went into the bath.
room and cut his throat. W. f.
Snyder, l0767 Stephenson avenue, the
fatherin-law called tho police. Deacon
was taken to the Pullman hospital.
where is was said he would recover.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-11-29

from the complaints and weaknesses
which are so common to women, should
take the right tonicfor the vpmanly system,
Ii woman is borne down by pain
and suiferings at regular or irregular
intervals, by nervousness or dizzy spells,
by headache or backache, "Favorite
Prescription should be taken Favor,
tie Prescription can now be had in
tablet form as well as liquid at most
drug stores. Send to Doctor Plerce's
Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, n. u, Tor d
ten-cent trial package Of tablets.
For fifty years Dr. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets have been most satisfactory in
liver and bowel troubles.
Cticago, III II want To say that Dr. pierce's
medicines ore the very best that have ever been
nat before the public. ! refer 10 the favorita
Prescription, Golden Medical Discovery and
Peasant Pellets for they have done so much Tor
.s for twenty years past. Az one time | was
~u@olud with wOmans trouble and II Terminated
4 uervaus ur1stration. About that time heard
If q lady who wa3 taxing the Fevarite prescrip-
zion and SO thought | woulu try and see what Il
would do Tor ne. | ven. 20 drug store and
sought SIX bottles Of Fayorije Prescription and
FIVE al the Golden Medical Discovery and kept
nysali supplied With the Pleasant Pellets, and
today ! nm ice from II Of that suffering
Me-. II -gGcft Eo.l, 4jJo y. Uhapt.e
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-11-29
BRITISH KING AND
PRINCE Of WALES
ARRIVE IN PARIS
ARRIVE BY SPECIAL THANKING
MEETS BRITISH PRISONERS RE
GENTLY RELEASED BY HUNS
PARIS oVERcRoWDED.

Paris, Nov. 30-King George ana
the Prince OF Wales arrived here yes
terday. They came On special train,
but did not come into the Care du
Nord 1.-THE prmclpa! statioal Their
train was switched off 10 way sta
ton.
President Poincare and Premier
Clemenceau met the party. After
ward there was an automobile trip
past the Arc De 1nompae and down
the Champs EIysees and the Place de
la Conoorde.
Trophies Line Route.
The route was lined with captured
German guns and French troops Of
honor.
Among the latter were co-Onials
and British who fought under Gen.
RaNlinson in the great battles arould
So Quentin and cavalry which took
part in the historic retreat from Mons
in 1914.
There were tremendous crowds anu
the city was abaze with Union Jacks
King Meets Freed Prisoners.
Among the spectators were q mum.
Der Of released British ana French
war prisoners. many OF whom King
George met personally.
During the ceremonies airplanes
drifted through the clouds and light
tanks rumbled UP and down the
streets
Taking part in the parade was q
division OF d0ughboys that had been
fighting with the British along the
northern par, Of the western front,
Paris Is OvercroWded.
Paris, Nov. 29.-Paris is already
badly oyercrowded and Indications
were that the converting OF she peace
conference would see conditions I'm.
equalled in any other city. 1t will be
practically out Of the question TO get
rooms in any Of the hotels.
Delegates Of the various allied pow
ers have reserved hundreds Of rooms
for themselves and their stats OF sec.
retanes. Ia some instances whole
hotels have Heel Iequisitioned
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-11-29
FEEL MISERABLE
FROM THAT COLD?
Colds and coughs are quickly
relieved by DR.. Kings
New Discovery

Nobody should feel perfectly mis-.
cradle from cold, cough or bronchial
attack for very long. For it takes only
a litt.e while to relieve t and get back
on the road to recovery WHEN Dr.,
Kings New Discovery is faithfully
used. 1t soon lOosens the phlegm, re.
heves Irritation, soothes tie parched,
sore throat, brings comfort.
Hall a century old and more popular
today than ever. 60c and $40.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-11-29
Acid Stomach Victims
SjckIy,vy' eak, Unit,
DeprI e:,ssed

cannot enjoy robust. vigorous health.
You eat 10 LIVE Your lite depends On
he ,t.alg.l Yen 81 from yonr food.
There 4 IA other way.
EAToNIC Is in plsasant'.lstins tab
let ,nrm-i lust Ike bit OF candy. We
NJ e. var-ao Il after = liSt yo,. have tried
take Easouic iust o.c week ard ma
ont iar yoartelt how wonderfully frfl-
nrcvasl you viii feel. See how Iusekly
tkgoNiO Sanishes the immediate
effects OF acii-s,omafh-oioat, heart
burn, be.chlng, foo3-repeatinc, sour.
Cassv stomach, Indigestion. etc, Sec too,
how aGlakiy your general hehRh Inv
pr0ves-how much more You relish your
loco how much more easily II tn digest
elbow Rounaiy ynn sieep-how ner-
yousa = and irr ability disappear. And
NIL ,iuYly because hy taking EAToNic:
YOU have rid your s.omaeh OF lot OF
excass aCd that has been holding you
baos ami making your iic inssef able.
EATONlO Is absolutely harmless. IL
can I've taken by the mnss d elicate. Tens
of thcus4 ads OF people who have used V
ore enthusiastic 10 rs praise.
Tuis wonderful modetp remedy
absolutely ruEtaulsei So you run no rlsE
In ryils /. trial Ohtain-tnday- big
Zoe box VITA our positive guarantees that
IL YOU are no. pleased IN every way, sou
ne: your 5lN back, You know your drug
glst-aud YOU can safely truss MN W
make this guarantee good.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-11-29

Great Lakes-'A big turkey shoot for
officers and men and special division
for Chicago gunners will be held by
the Great Lakes Gun Club next Wed.
nesday Ten gobblers have been set
up as stakes. All events are SO handi
capped that the poorer shooters viii
have chance TO land a prize