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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-22
PLANS TO BUY
ALL DEW IN WORLD

San Francisco. Jan. 2l.--Eohert
Alien, forty-ono, known as the "Mn.
lonairc Kid" declared in court he
Wa going To bay all The mountaiu
dow ii The world, just as soon az he
got The fortune or $S.otp.5e0 LEFT ~
him BY bis (athot
Allen was arrested with other Va.
sfaut7. Ilo vas ASKED If be- waa go
.ng 10 tax" his tramp friends with
nm on the Joy party"
some Of them. perhaps" he re.
Died we sure arr cong to have
-owo time, but III never be buried in
b" poitcF's field As soon a get
hat SHto1,ow I'm going 10 set aside
So toi a decent burial"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-22
PHlPPS FAMILY WELL
REPRESENTED IN WAR

Pittsburg Practically All Of the
members OF lie family OF Henry
Phlpps. pionoor steel iDan AMI mil
Nonairc phlIanthropls'. have boon
called into Wai service.
Or his sons John S. Phipps is 4
captain in the Aviation Division OF
tho United States Signal Corrs. Hal
&. rhipDs Is a captain n th1 Ord
rance Department at Washington
and Howard hlpps Is preparing for
q commission in the Regular Amy
Nlre. ANY rhipps Guest, daughter
has converted her palatisl London
homo into hospital. Frederick
3uost, husband Of Mrs. Guost. ia d
captain in the British Army. snt
laadlcw Ma Tin Jr.. husband Of Heller
phlpps, is a major in the rniiet
States Army.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-22
Success Of a New Remedy
Fef Dsekaehs, kidnsys, Rheumatism

QUINCY. It'll" am clad to toll what
Dr. Plercc'S Anuric has done for me: il is
line remedy. | have been n great IN
fcrer with my back aud hip for wears but
hbnfic did Wonders for me. haye taken
two bottles oil the tablets aud toll every
oDe what > rood medicine It ISL Mis-.
STELLA SrtCKDAIL. Gu Madison Stree.
DALE. III. This il to certify that |
have used the Anurio Tablets Tor kidney
trouble and can iruthIully say that they
have been OF great benefit % me. had
pains IN NY limbs ut night 50 that could
not rest. Since have taken the tablets
that is all gone and am not disturbed
more than once light before taking
Anuric | had 10 get up three Or four times.
! think 1t is grand remedy. - MARCUS
I. ALLYN.
NorE Folks in town and adjoining
counties are delighted with the results
they have obtained bv usin. ANCRlC,
The newest dvcovery Of DR.. Pierce, who
IL head Of the InyaIids' Hotel and Surg
ical Inetitute III Buffalo. \. Y. Those
who started the day with . backacbc,
stiff legs, arms and muscles, aud An
aching head worn out before the day
began because they were in and ont
oi bed half . dozen tunes u, night are
approaching the perfect rest, comfort,
and new strength they obtained from
Eoctor Pierce s Annric Tablets, double
strength. Ia prove that this il a GER
tain uric acid e0iveni and conquer5
headache, kidney anl bladder diseases
and rheumatism. il you've never used
the Annric, send tn cents 30 DR.. Fierce
for large sample package. This will
prove to YOU that Anuric is many times
more active than lithia in eliminating
uric acid. II You are sufferer, 20 ~
your best druggist and ask Tor small
bottle Of Anuric.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-22
INHUMAN GERMANS
WILDLY DESCRIBED BY
HOLY CITY REFUGEE

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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-22
CREDITED WITH
EXTRA SHARE

Portland, Ore Rival newspapers
aud telephone companies here have
established Information bureaus and
Gsk their patrons to telephone when
any information IL wanted.
A school girl recently called a ncws
iapCr Information burcau and asked
tho names OF The city commissioners
aud what the! got, mcauinsg thcit
salaries, The names we're given and
the remainder Of the reply was:
They get a blamed sight more than
they eic entitled To, sometime
when the rolico aren't boltinl.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-22
THREE BUTTS LEAD
TO DIVORCE COURT

New ior When James \. Audcr.
S on. {. dentist, returned home recently
ho found three s'umps Of cigarettes
III his esh receiver. The braud was
too cheap for his taste. no he asked
his wife about It,
She blamed II on netghbor. Later
the dentist found n love letter IN her
nun Then things began 10 happen.
Tho husband seeks divorce.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-22
lNDlCT BANKER
FOR MURDER

Peoria. IL, Jan 22.-Tbo January
grand jury Yesterday returned an in.
diciment against Edgar 4. Strnusc.
former president Of the State Trust
& Savings ilsnk. for the murder Dee,
g. Of Borne NJ Mead. cashier OF The
bank.
Neither Strause nor his attorneys
were present when the indictment
Was toturucd. Il contains thirteen
counts No motion for bond has been
entered
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-22
HIGH SPOTS IN THE CANTON.
MeNTS NEWS

Camp TAYLOR. Louisville. How an
erring boy stole away from camp
TO spend few days with his devoted
mother ana how She brought him
back 50 that he would not be term
cd desortcr VAS told % Colonel
Crane. Who was moNcl 20 tears by
the incident. by Mrs lIuddleston OF
Hat,iesburg, Miss. the mother. The
hoy is John lludiIeston Of the 18th
Field Artillery Mrs iIuddleston
said she Ms patriot through and
through and had another son in the
National Guards. John vas taken and
il IS not expected his punishment will
IN severe.
blasting for the foundations OF guns
for the heavy artillery has been CON-
menced Dynamite Jack Stalets OF
Kincaid has shown he has not for
gotten his coal mining training In tho
work lie and several other central
Illinois miners haze been detailed 10
he task
Camp Logan, Houston. Men OF
draft age discharged from all organi-
zatious in this camp viii not be OK.
empt from he draft because OF the
discharge A war department order
has been received 10 notify the adju.
tant general Of the mans state. civ.
Ing he mans uame. address and
place and date of discharge,
ArrSngemcpts for school OF box.
irs have. boon compietcd. Schools
in wrsstlius, running and hurdling
Will ha started. There vii be tugs OF
war, baseball. basketball and foot
ball.
4 campaign t. sell $4,000, 900
worth Of gov crument war insurance
b. F"oTuary T. has been started by
Major General George Bell. Jr. /. Is
hoped 70 re; ccah soldier 10 take
our $4,000 policy The sum Is ad-
ditional TO $4,000. 900 already sold
Camp Dodge. Dcs Noincs. When
/, Gomez ~ pulling regiment out OF
the aud oyer there, the ssh divi
sion viii have experience 10 back
them in the work \ large number
Of soldier are former circus meu and
can ding he canvass and ropes TO the
vet" The outfit i; jus, "rarin -
- 70 and demonstrate It's ability
Camp Custer, Battle Greek. There
Is no shortage Of ororcoats in this
camp. 4 recent shipment brought 4
surplus Of 2S,o0o.
Lloyd II. Wooden has been scntenc.
I'd 70 ten years at hard labor and dis.
bouorably discharged for deserving. II
vas his second 0fionse
A French instructor Is teaching the
officers and men in the use Of the
Cbauchaf automatic rife, The IN.
strUctiop consists Of three courses and
the men are learning the officer says.
- -.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-22
SECRETARY IS
PRESIDENT WHILE
LATTER SERVES u. S.

Chicago. Miss j. A. Olson formo
secretary Of the kic: Letter Company
Of this city, Is filling the chair of the
president Of the company while ",
i. kier, president Of The firm. is scry.
ing Uncle Sam
Mr.. kicr, vtco president OF the Chi
cagO Rotary Club aud we'll known
advert sing man. is Il private in tbc
Oidnau"c Department OF the United
StaloR Armv
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-22
PLAN TO SPURN
SPUDS THIS YEAR

Salem Shortage Of labor IN Oregon
aud the demand for, beiterpayIug
crops bid fair TO make 1918 a potato
less yen in the Beaver state. as far
as ranch 5 are concerned Much Of
the acreage heretofore given over to
the iubcrS win tc s0Vn this sprh =.
whit on othCr ranches fodder crop
viii .rplacc sbnds. Prices last Fall
for potatoes were good. With he
planting Of potatoes by every home
gardener and house owner this Spring
the crop looks stu less inviting.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-22
BLAZING WAGON
BRINGS VISIONS
OF BOILED MILK

Two Rivers Patrons OF o Willow
Erook dairy thought that their milk
tuplly was to he delivered TO them
bclcd when ihoy saw the milk wagon
all abIa2C, being drawn Town the
street by team Of runaway horses.
The blaze Was caused by the over.
turning Of the stove In tho wagon.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-22
INDIAN PRINCESS PLANS
TO SING FOR SAMMlES

ltuver Colo, Jan gL.-At a ton.
cert here 10 raist iur $ for the pur-
chagn Of piano for Colorado boys
'TNrn@ al Camp Funston. Kansas
PHI, gEs Taiana Redfca,hcr. noted
Indian . no Soprano. announced
that she will 80 To France in April 10
entertain American Sammjcs in tn
trenches with her native Indian
songs
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-22
BOYCOTT BREWERY
AFTER RED CROSS
Is DENIED

East 81. Louis. III. Jan. u Don't
drink Hem is beer: they di1n't SUD
Scrih" to ~" Re- Gross; let the pro-
Germans hayo it
The foregoing sisl appeared in
prominent places ABOUT the city re
Gently after patriots had failed 10 in.
duo" some of thr Norkment in the
brewery To contribute to tha Red
ross fund
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-22
UNHAPPY CHORUS GIRL
MAY HAVE UNION HOURS

Boston Jan IL The chorus girl is
GOING 10 bo pnf on an cigb-h hour DAY
Il the legislature cpacts bin Flea
I. Qniglcy, Of Chelsea,
The bill saws that women en-.
p'o,cd ~ IN actress shah not bo 70.
Qoirod; 70 rchcarso more than cight
hour, IN amy tWonty-lour; 10 re-
hc9tie continuously more than four
hours at time; TO rehCarse NOR"
than tao hours IN day when she
tahea part N two public performances
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-22

DON'T MISS THIS ut ont tuis
slip. euclusr With - and mail It To-
Fol,g c Gu. 49, Shetbcid Ave. Chi
cage III writing your namc and al
dr, rlear., tou all receive IN n.
urn trial ga, easr ttnlainns Foley's
Honey aud Tar Compound. for coughs.
cutds aud cfuup. Fulcy kidney Pills
tor pain IN ar- aud back, rheuma
tism bacbarhr bidueF and bladder
aiImeIa and tol'y ttlartm Tab
. wholesome and thur,ugbiy
rI'ausrs ,athartic, for constipation.
bil uu-nc., l'.5,lprbc and sluggish
lut els For >al" b, " y duncan
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-22
ROCK ISLAND CUTS
SH|PMENTQF STOCK

Des Moinos, lo, JtAa2i Shippers
OF 1.-Two stock on The rhlSago. Rock h..
land and Pacific raFxay may send
ihejr stock 10 Chicago on only two
days of the week. beginning noxt Fri
day, II was announced today ut The
Office Of General Manager {. w. Jones
IN Dcs Moiucs. The plan has been
adoptOd 10 facilitate stock movements
about Chicago.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-22
Special Assessm.nt Notice

Special assessment warrants ior
pacing AVID sewers arc nov In the
bands Of tho city collector All per.
sons obligated 70 pay same VIII please
call al tho city Office. nortbcsst hsse.
mcnt ROOM Of Central Llto Building.
". ". CURTIS
as. City Collector
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-22
Arithmetieal Puzzle,

How old 10 your sister!" u woman
vas asked. "IwO.slirds Of her acc"
was the answer. els Just fyc-twc.fths
Of .rlne, END ] AIN niDc years older
than She" What VAS thc usu Of each.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-22
RAIL WAYS AGREE
TO REFUND Of FARES

Chicago. Jan. 22.--Twenty eight
Railroad companies agreed yesterday
to refund s3.D0OOUo in tarea charged
the pubic
Tho agreement was reached al a
conference between Attorney General
nrundsgc and representatives. OF The
roads affected by the Federal Su-
prcmc Courts ruling that the -
cont mileage iarlif charged since last
May for intraState trips was illegal
Local Agents 10 Pay.
In all railroad stations Inc follow,
| Ing notice will be posted Immediately
/ ,nstructing the public how it can Oh
tain the refunds:
Tho coupons attached TO the
tickets issued to intrastate passen.
gers In Illinois are now to be re.
deemed by the issuing railroads
The public Is therefore notified
That on and after midnight Of Sa,'
urday. January &c. all such coupons
issued by railroads In Illinois may be
presented by The original purchaser
TO the general passenger agent OF the
issuing road and will be paid prompi.
IS as soon IA refund checks cal be
drawn
/ In the interim The railroads while
preparing and distributing necessary
tariffs, viii continue to collect IN
trastate fares at the rate OF "a cents
a mile and will continue 10 issue
coupons. which will likewise be re
deemed after midnight. Thursday
January 81.
Two Cents on February !.
ION and after that date intrastatc
passenger fares in Illinois will be
collected on the statutory basis Of
cents mile.
The court fight between the state
and the railroads grew out OF a de
cision a year ago by Federal Judge
Over IN St Louis. This upheld The
railing OF the Interstate Commerce
Commission that The states 2-ccnt rate
was discriminating
The roads promptly raised their
rates TO "a cents They agreed, how
ever, when Attorney General Bran
dagc brought suit, that should the
increase be finally adjudged Illegal
they would refund 4 cent for ga u
mile Of passenger transportation sold
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-22
SHRAP-NEL
Perfectly Foolish.
Kew cotrumis,s FIII spaee.

Nsv CoIyurists Fill space.
Is il hard TO write columns Web.
rather;
Il isn't ali skittlcs and bliss.
The qustrains especially bother
They are seldom As easy sS this.
John D. Wells, in Buffalo News.
Which accounts in a eay for the habit
tAnd it surely is nothing amissl
When We see four-liner. W. grab il.
And tack on another like this.
t. A. Ieedy. in Youngstown
Telegram.
Ws'ro tickled 10 death when W.
strike en-.
As over exchanges We pore;
Ard gosh. hon our readers al like
They. cat en- and Aoller for more.
..e r F. McPhee. In Springfield
Union
We thank you, dear colyming brother
For saving US labor and fret;
Behold, ne have written another
And happily the end Is not Yet
Ted Robinson in Cleveland Plair
Dcato,
Let me get in the game while It's
soinl,
can tack on verse. and sill,
Just hook at tho way il il growing.
And notice the space Il can fill.
e A. Guest, in Detroit Free Press.
II pays one 10 be a good waiter;
For instance. in this sort OF case
By holding our Of until later
We make 1t fill three ,imoa tho
SPACE.
w. Kee Maxwell, in Akron Times.
We're sure there is more to come
To doubt 1t would be most absurd;
Although not a cause for loud laugh
to,
It's seldom wc get the last word
e. A. Oliver, in Yonsers Statesman.
Lots send II along on IL travels
A colyum al least It should take
Unlike some var Knitting that raycls
This fabric is easy to make.
j A. Waldron. In Judge.
50 here's jus, another GOOD shove.
TO helr send II forth on IT, way.
Although, by the heavens above
really have nothing to sag.
William ". the Is.
And be that Is las, shall be tirstcs,,
In writing this long line Of bull;
" all that l'1c read. rs tho worsttst
But 1t fills up my colyumn piumb
The circuit court Is In session an
tho free heat absorbers arc JOYFUL. Al
old iphabisant tells us this one:
Years ago fresh cub rcporte-
strayod into the circuit conrt room
just be 9orc The opening Of court
You've got pretty tough LOOKING
bunch OF criminals 10 dispose Of this
morning. haven't you. judge re
I6atked the t. {. Z.
Sinh Replied the majesty Of the
Law. You're looking at the wron I
bunch them arc the lawyers
Alts Vanity Fair" by Rcbert Cham
bers.
From our contempt
Miss Louise Ttuii entertained the
menhers OF the Modern Literature
club Al hcr bone On Superior street
laSt cven,ns Tho club memhcri
listened 10 a very interesting re-
vsw OF Jane Eyre by Francis
Marion Crawford, given by Mrs. L.
t. Johnson.
II the n"1t meeting We would sus-
scst a payer on Hamlet by George
NJ. Conan or "a Tale OF Tow Cities. -
By Harold Boa Wright
An5--soe akine OF Conservation.
NJ. H.. tt.lI
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-22

Trr Ne Freq Trn1er Journal WantAls
fer results
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-22

Try The Ere, Trader Jonrnai waDtAds
for rns,nta
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-22
AIts VANITY FAIR BY Rcbert Cham
bers.
fFrom our contempt

And--soe skne OF Conservation
Mary bad little lamp.
II vas we'll trained. no doubt:
For every time her follow called,
Tho little lamp went out.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1918-08-15


Hexaes ses g - eeoq!
enEou&nous Arkansas 81 - farm.
Lon 1orKst ne dats! Inas means
yo1
Report blanks nave Deen mailed g
every possmaster " Arksnsas. have
your Chairman or Secretary apply %
your postmaster for this blank prefer.
ally before re mssung' a snis meet
ing We expecs you % mo out Just nov
many men VIII g nesoso Y your scnoo'
district g assist nh Harvesting
Rice crop % hck'ng Cotton ~ For
any otner farm labor.
H 40 nov many women sno cn''c1 e
are needed Tor cotton picking purposes
and whether houses q board can p
furnished Also nov many laoorsrs
Wih g neeoeo 70 0ouc1nG sue ASAs
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1918-08-15

The Treasury Department issues the
following:
For the month Of July the cash re-
eeipts in the Treasury Department
from the sales Of war savings and
thrift stamps surpassed al previous
records, totaling $2ll, as, 9l2. 81, and
representing IN investment and . loan
TO the Government ct the averaags
rate Of e for every man. woman. and
child ID America.
From the beginning Of the war cav.
ings campaign. and up to and including
July 81, total receipts from the sales
Of war savings securities are $6ls. &c..
81. 0s, this representing the purchase
Of war savines stamps 70 total ma.
turity value Of 962l. III, 2l6.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1918-08-15
To The People Of chicot
County.

This week entsr the service 70 do
what can to help win the war. Mrs.
Henderson viii oct = my deputy while
| am away. There i no one in the
county Who can qualify to receive .
commission for the ONCE.
Mrs. Hendefson 10 well acquainted
with ths duties Of the Office. and 10
also mentally squipped 70 Do the work.
In many states ladies are county sup
srintsndsnts. and they have made ex-
csllent records.
Ny frisnda tell me that certainly no
patriotic pseson could raise any objsc-
don. - The women are being compelled
to take the places Of the men who are
joining the colors in the defense Of
their nation. They also tell me that
she shall have their hearty cooperation
in the work, and would be ungrateful
II did not express my dssp apprecia-
ton and gratitude for their loyalty and
friendship.
must also state TO the people that
We shall ever be grateful TO them for
90 many favors extended to rs. and
- soon q the war u over | shall come
back to the best place on earth. >
Chicot County.
Respectfully,
D. T. Henderson.
County Superintendent.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1918-08-15

80 cofoo 0o1o&1ol kovet.
Mrs. s. c. Coleman left Saturday
morning for Prescott - visit her moth
q and their relatives and friends.
eoe cures Hsadachss. Billiousnsss,
Loss Of Appetite. or that tired aching
feeling. due to Malaria Or Colds. Fine
Tonic. 7-4-1Ot.
Twelve colored families wanted now
On. farm at Blissvills. Work at god
wages until f3rst Of year. Good mules
and land furnished 70 make crop next
year. A good chAncs to make good
money next year. Apply to W. G..
Ross. Dsrmott Bank Bldg. &
Mics Robinsine was called to Little
Rock to attsnd meeting Of the Auxil-
larry Illitsrscy Commission. She ~
turned last Friday and reports that ths
State Supt. and he Commission ars
determined 10 wipe Illitsracy from The
STATE. II aided By IL tsachsrs. They
Do not doubt THE co-eperation, and
their first work ct present 10 10 begin
work among the drafted men who are
unable to read and write.
Has it ever occurred to you that .
WORKOUT range wastes money ID burn
ing too much fuel and spelling food3
A range expert who will have charge
Of the MAJESTIC DEMONSTRATION
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-07-18

Mr. and Mrs A, Warrick are the
proud recipients OF gold headed
cane and gold handled parasol
which were sent by an old friend in
Nebraska. The articles are valuable,
but not so much for their intrinsic
worth as for the sentimental value
attached % the remembrance of an
old friends who recognize the sterling
qualities of this worthy couple.
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-07-18

Even the designers who go back into
antiquity for their models do not sac.
rlfice the fashionable silhouette, which
Is simmer than ever. A few gowns
and suits seem to have been cut BY
the same master hand, or directed by
the same master mind They are iden-
teal In idea and they will probably
be turned out as uniforms In this
country.
otherwise, there Is much novelty in
the frocks. and the combination of
materials which the conservation of
wool demands, brings about an ap.
pearnnce of novelty that sometimes
does not really exist.
The young generation has grown up
In the belief that gown must be
made of the same material, and there
fore, whatever devlates In fashion from
That accepted principle, Is looked upon
as dangerous experiment or as some
thing unique to be instantly accepted
There is no doubt that the one piece
costume Is no longer necessary to
fashion or good taste. Danger lies In
these piece-meal gowns, of which all
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-07-18

During the week commencing Ju-
ly 29 to August 3 handsome set Of
cooking utensils Will be given away
free to every purchaser of a MALES
TIC range. This Is an out-and-out
gift and the price OF the MAJESTIC
remains the same as always. See
them while you are at the special
demonstration next week.
Schmeeckle Bros.
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-07-18

Miss Marvel Crossman who has
been visiting with her friend, Miss
Irene Seavy. returned to Sterling Sat
urday.
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-07-18

Mrs. Verbel Thrasher of Eustis,
Nebraska, has been here for some
time visiting her sister, Mrs Her
bert Zwinke
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-07-18

The Dawson Company left for
Stoneham Tuesday. Because OF the
weather. the attendance at the show
Monday night was vev lighty thp
themselves having bard time to
get there