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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-14
RI6TintsppII.

RidIi4tspoII. Srau
GUM @dtteu, Der ON Gonntnsabeuo
bstrlnten beimiommt): Da BORT ji4
bod cles aut. - nioreens um aAt
u5r fort, uno nodts nm 5ebu llsrI
nit siusm RauId beiml
CT: S9nu, 2ieferI, I baH o5s
RGai4erl ibon um iiinf g'bobt, aber
oir s'lieb irolIt I am belli6tsu Sag
net pamit betmeebnl
abgemintt. @attiu Ole
beim eiHtritt in einen @erndIoeioIon
eine prdttiee Stranbenieber auf ei-
mem SamenbMte bemerft): .Sieb
bod, ARTHUR, Sisie entsiideaoe Sc
oerl-
@otte: -GeSer? - @iit Tp bier
IN Der @eiIiigeIairsfRaitnes-
- @ doH eeiast. Stt6ioflsl
SdIird: -@ar,iu eetit Gu benn FOL
germ ms gaie Metrupole2~
Gtiioipins Cuff: .Rir qefdntI
bort bie Buffetbame nit BEN rei1
jenoen Sttlistopf.-
Ghioiofus GdInd: nd Ioi Gle
biIbet fin did alio bic Sauptat.l
traftioul-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-14
Musindrtise Wsdrfte.
1efp g0rt, l3. yebrlar

Wli4fOrH. = Wartt itstis; aiIn
brieb go. 3 geIbes $1.s23 uno Ro.
8 semiihtss $1s0a aoiien unb
5roft gaeiD YOrt iOfortiser Ser"
fanbt; argentinies S2.12 (. o. b.
Cars.
5afer. - Nartt felt; natiirlider
$1.00-1.01.
9eu. - wsartt ftari; 80. 1, $2.'
10; go. 2. $500; go. 3 $50; Der
ianbtiorten $1.75-1.85; alIes nos
minen.
S4malj. - marit Fsft; RibbIt
Wsf $26.O0-2610.
3uder. - Rober, Warit itetig;
Centrifugal s6.oO5; Wolafies, nomi.
nell; raffinirter, ifetig; Gut 2oui
$S.95; Gr,ffbeb $50; gaoulo u
--$795; CUBES $3.50; .XXXX-
pOipbsreb $7.65; poipbereS $3.50;
fsiu sraruIirter unb Diamond u
$7.45; eoHisetiousrs u $7.35; go.
!. S7.3o.
Der Wartt fir bic anberen 4rtitel
mar unpsrGnbert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-14
6 &5n auaashra6t

Sr0ftsnber: Der 3abu ssr .3eit,
ber idon 70 mande 9brdne ssirpdnet,
nirb aud iiber bieie Minbs Gros
tDa4fen Iafenl-
Nebnfr: Die ausii6ten meineg
worrebners fnb cine Seifsnblais. bic
auf iebr i@tpo&sn SFiiBen ftebt, unb
hie, ipenn man iar auf ben 3obu fiibIt
serpIuti,s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-14
8ufafr.
0trfanbt

RinbDieb- - Die Situation
bat iit ni4i perbefert. Die beHern
Gti,re iparen fstis. bic setpobnIi&en
langiam unb sebriidt i'm preifs.
Mittlere unb Itspere Siiere $10.s
o0-12.50; 5Isii6<r Stiere 500
9.75; oussrIeiene bis srtra 5000
1l50; 9eifsrs $3.50 $50; austrs
lsiene Bis srtra $9.75-10.75; aiibe
$6.75-S.O0; nuserlefUe BIZ ertra
$S.25-1O.OO; G1nnsts S6.00-6.s
80; Milhfiibe 5000 -16.0o; Gtos
dsrs unb J<ebers $3.50.
Bmfen - guie Bolognas@ @ors
TN tnmsn ni&t ptl In ben MlaFtt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-14

Juder. - reiie ttif. - Ndffls
nirtsr Gut 2oof 10e; popbereb Sic;
grnnuIirier 81: Gonfectipuers ~
SIC per 100 pfunb; Rem Orleans
clarified peibsr s3s; DO. ssIbn Sc pei
Plumb.
& Rofaffes. - T1rft ifetis. -
Rem Orleans Oppen axtfel 65-
s5e; Centrifugal 50-60s per @al-
lone.
Rsis. - Gytra jnnfp 6eab o.
9ac: fantp S1-S3e; isronb Senb Sc;
eebro9Her TIC; Sdpan s3--sAc.
DairpsprobuItG
Wutier. Marit siemIi4 Iebs
bnFt. prsiTs isjf. - MboIemiIE erira
sc; Gsntrnli3so rtrn b1af; gentras
liaso firas 49ae; ftsoiibs 47c; Bdnep
0nitp 45s; padins Gtod 33-S7e
per pfunh.
aafs A'asss isI1; Dsis ass;
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Ghieaaa 10. ifebruar.

g dneine. 3ufubr 1900;
@iartt itari. Butt $15.75-16.10;
Isitte $15.50-16.20; eemhdte
$15.60-16.20; fbDere $3.50
1920; raube $15.50-15.65; Gerisl
$12.25-14.85.
Rinbpieb. - .3ufubr 5000;
Martt fart. RatiDs Stiers S8.40--
1880; Strders unb Geebers $7.2o
-1025; 2iik uHb Seifers $500
11.6O; Sdlbsr $8.50-14.O0.
Saafe. - 3rufbr 1000; Ma,.!
fart. Wetbsrs S9,75-13-20; Cams
mer S13.75-17.00.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-14

lJl0fuIpeltitujtt 1V Nc2sy DIsoS'
40-66<; 9imburser 29-29ac; bo
lgri6 82t per Plumb.
gfer 3ufubr srOber; @arf1
| fdtpdfsr. Yrtma firfts 5iihHereiel
5se; firns SIC; orbindre firits 5oei
feconbs 45s per Dubenb.
gefflgel. = mnrit Iebbafti
preife feit. = groilers sipti pfuHf
unb baruntr 26e; syrpers iibsr sipe'
Yfunb 26c; 5d6ns 19-23e; 5iibne.
26c; 7rutbiibnsr BON SO pfunt
2ee; bo. nit fruminer gruit 1Sc;
Gu[ls Sc; ipsibe Gutsn 27e; fdrbtss
25t; Odnfe 18-20e; alte 7auber
$50 psr Dubenb.
Obffunp 0emie.
3iironen. California $500
$50 per aiits; aimss $2.75-30O
|per aiHe.
Draneen. 5IoriDa s475-
500 per Rife.
anonas.- Ssls Of pines 81
$500 per Crate.
grnps Truit. = Glorioa S.
25-425 per aiite..
aepfeI. = Sonntbnn $3.50
$500 Der Bbl. Gmoiebouie $3.50
500 PEI BEL; Rnmbo aspfsl $4.25
|-4.50 per 9bl.; Grimes goIbsn $6.'
90 per g6l.; 8olf Rimr $3.50 per
8bl.: pippins s4.5o-5.00 per BEL;
orbindre Gortsn 75e-$1.00 per ybl'
tomatoes. = Srsibbuus 1b-
zoe per pfunb.
RartpffsIn. sinhetmlife
s2.65-2.75; Wi9isan $2.5O-2.6o
per 100 pfuab Sad uuf benz Gklsii:.
SibfartoffeIm Ranes
Saff s2.OO-2.25 per Camper.
gurfen. - 9reibbaus $1.5O-
175 per 9ubenb.
araut. 96niides S65.
1000 per Gon itno $4.50-4.75 per
gbI.
etsdrHbsn $2.40-2.5o
| per Bu.
W.ibt RHbem -s2O-2.75
per gbl.
3piebeln. - Gelbe $3.50
2.75; ipeibe $2.50-2.75 per bunberi
pfnnb Sad auf BEN 0eIeiis.
griine gobuen. - Sholi4s
$3.50-4.o0 per Samper.
aarotfsn - GinbeimiI4e 81
so per Bbl.
Sen. Ro. 1 9imothp S33 30
81. 90; 9eo. 2 Simotbp $33. .00-33..
90; go. 3 Gimotbp $32.00-33. 90;
Ro. / semiT6tsr aln $32.5o-33.'
co.; go. 2 sernii6ter alee $32.00--
$3.50; go ! stlss $34.O0-34.5o;
gc. 2 siee $500 34.o0; alfalfa
S33.O0-37.00; Rogsenitrpb $3.50
--16.50; Wsi,enfrob s15.00-16.s
75; oaferitrOb s15.oo-15.5o per
Ionne.
Wi bleniutter. - Die Yrti'
is fir aIsie n.rben isitseIest aul
elmer Boiis bon 38 pro3ent bel
brrdfhuitflihen aoiisn bon Dei5en
tn Der Miibl, Die preife pon anbe.
rem Mei5sn Wiblenfuttsr fnb:
Gbort obsr Gtnnbarb WiobIinss
$2.00 iibsr bem preis bon alsie,
semiidtes Sutitr $4.00. MeitsWibs
bliuss $500 iiber altis, R.o Dog
$500 iiber aleiey
Gdmertien. - Wurii fett;
alssIamsn $18.75-20.50; per gu.
Dom Stor,; simotbp $3.S5-4.25;
Glo&siamen $3.50 per 9u.
Derfhisoenes.
Dele. - Warit itetig. - 2siuoI
robes $1.23 per gallons In yariisn
bon IA 1bI.; 1---9 GaTloHsH se'
fohtes $1.24; Rc. / 2arbol, 81 .38-
LAO; Winters1ejt $1.63-l66; Gots
tDn Sesb Dil raft. $1.64 per Gaace
ne; Serptntin 55e In partien bon
1-5 Jab; Petroleum ObiO Gorbou
Giate gsit 9as; Spe5ialsSorte 10c;
gieb Groipn Gaiolin 24s; Raptta
30c per @allone.
Gals. - Der Rarit III feb. =
Sbio RiUer $2.01 per 4bl. BON 100
pfunb. JubrIobn binsusefist.
9als. - Warit FART. = prima
gitp. 17a-1sc; bo. eouutrp B--
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-14

DE DsnieH usren teuie NIT SIouiiae.
erbeitsu fart beiaben, bod per bie 8e6.
lgnge no4 Baytehen tsins bsfonDegS ef3bf.
G<ie iif istr fsIf. t}hr 1arsben parbeu
pen ben banfen az bsre&na, bic Nsuel
pIaeirieu Dsrisben sen sal' sbfufSxt q
81.
sssaia ssi Rss spsss
nssssa - Bari )sif&sn Haniss pssisuft
~ sOisssfIsis ssisasi sos Vrsnis "a
$1,000.
nisaiet ssi ssss>a.
ei4t.Bs&ki sut gsabon pusbeA @
Al pre 3lb. Stirling anotih 9e4.
isl aaI Herisa IpuyDsn nitt auptirr; ~!
Ue4fd aul 3aris tL76e pro dranss arI
wmIierban l4-aSe pro 0uieen. ms9Ifl
suI Eisn purben ni6t anofirt tlres
~, Rubsi 1876. Sfo2holm pro kross
Ai0f, draurs tSdweik) 234r
gisasius essis.unfs1s.
9ie iImidte i'm tItisen 9lesrinobosis
bflifien !i& seste sni t1,67S.iee.
rsisi.esssstskssa
Ger Rsrit Ia apislfsfuritdtsn sar tsuis
fsbssjfsy. Hnb bic trsfe Dsrsn ish. Cb.u
Giftes Gas of. puybsn an mfiisn ofpsn.
eslf. Die Ha9bsbsnssa Berfdufs iinb ~
tsrt4tsa
N siyssss plssss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-14

Ote nl9Iol8SNpen AlupIIruH9eH w
5ieben iin. nur auf Gngross 1ransaf'
iionsn. Bel ileinereu 0eI4dften 'tper'
ben stlpas. bSbere preiis bersapet.
probifiOnsn
S@mals. primn Stedm
25.2o- -25.45e; Jansp 25.6o-26-'
Toe.
Erodenaefalsenes TlefiA.
Short clear geiten 265-27c: ertrc
ibort clear seiten 26--26Ae; furse
@ippen 2e--26ac: Bellies 264-
asAc per gfiMo.
@erGu9trfes Gfeif4. =
@bort clear Seiien 2Sa--2De; ertra
fbort clear geiten 2sb--29r; fur5e
yiipren 28A-29e; Bellies 30e
,Susar Gursb gleif&. =
Sdinfen 29t--30ie; Hien.c Sful.
tern 23a-24e; grenifait Bacon S7i
-39c; Gdult.rn in qndsien "a
2l1c; Rem Dorf Gut 25h-26c; ge,
irodnte gcei Sdulteru 34-34Ac.
Gabgtp5deItss Tnif d.
Gbinfen 25-25Ae; Yienie Shul.
tern o0c; Bellies 34--36c; Sd5uIiern
IN Iadsten 21-2iae; Rem gOrf Gut
DO. 21--21Ae.
nrif9es Greifd. - SAin,
ten, Ioie 23i-24c. gicnie Sdyuliern
19A--20e; SfMliern 2lA-22c; fur.
&C Rippenieiten 24--25e; ibort clear
giippenieiten 2f-25e; ertra ibort
clear saippenieiten 24-25e; Ieitsc
Bellies 32t-33ac; iAapere So. 81
--32e.
Wtbl unb Getreibe
waebl. - Wint.r patsnt S10.8o
-11.00; Winter fanep 5000; Win'
ter familp S9.70; @inter srtra $50;
Winisr orbinGre $3.50; Sartes Wei'
sen paient $11.25-11.75; 5artss
Msistn fantp $10.50-1100; 6ortes
Wti3sn famiIp $9.70-10.75; ROrtbs
ipsiisrn semdhtss $9.50-10.00;
Rpsssn, gitp, $9.5O-10.00.
Weistn. - Der Warit mar ifes
iis, go. i rotbr $500. no. 2 ros
tber $2.17; SO. 8 rotber $2.14-2.s
15.; gao. 4 S2.12-213 per 8u.
WelI6forn. - Die Quotiruris
gen fallen tsmpordr aus. ba infclse
beg eringen Gnesbcts isiHe prsile
fehssitelIt iperbsn i5nnen. - Weibes
aoIbetforn 81 ,50--i 90; selbes Sol.
benforn St5r-1.55: semiid,tes Sol.
bentcru Si.45--1.b0; tueid,ei &crn
75e-s1.25.
6aftr. - SO. Q ipeiber 91A-
92e; Stnnbarb ipeiber 91-91Ae;
30. 8 ipciber 91e; go. a tpeiBer 80
Sic; Ro. 2 semiftter 8sa 893c;
20. 3 ssmifhter einRimifHer S.
88te; 30. 4 gemif9ter SO -88c.
Rossen. - 60. Q $2.15-2.20;
30. 3 $2.10--2.15; go. 4 $500
2.05; prote $1.95-200.
Mbistsp
o. ipurbsu beute 135 safer anf
bsr Bats BON $4.6o per GalIpus per'
iauft.
gsroftries.
Raffs. = Sara 27-32e; Mos
6n 27-3oc; Guatemala fanep, isins
GuotiruHQ.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-14

(yeIb, Wsnts unS aftien n Rem Dsr

(geIb, Hsnts nnb aftisn in Rem Dsrl
0sfdsitspsyisre pusben ~ 5H--s4{ s
Fir - dase SAFE. gousmueial Bi1s, 81
fsss. A7i1. eiti s17bX, &sbsI.
t.721<. &abei h7e1<; Narf, feins Duoii.
runssu; aronen. feins Guctirunssn, psl'
l6noiiae Wuiben Gldt 43Ke. RabsI a.,
2irs 6iAt sy6s, Aata asi. RubA Gi@l
10; &a5si 1s4, eilbsr. DarrsH 65H
RsriianiiAs Eoaars Is.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-14

aftisnmsrit-Sn Der erasn eiunbe
ssr Der 9gayif hasf uHD bic Drsile itifesn.
esesn Uittae sber trst Glaubsit siH, mo.
bsI ote 0tptnue niHt anein mieosf pstIe.
ten eiHosn, fonb era nod mshr bssu. 4te
04lubnoiiru notu honom In ben Haiten
8sasn nuter hsnen bonn Gamfss.
0sssnf So = ornsksw
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-14
Diebniarft

: Gineinnatt 13. Jcbr. 1918.
3ufsibr un6 @erfanbt fir ben Isss
TN "a Gtanbsu. persli8en init ben
borperganseneu stDei Gastn, ifno
tpis fulet:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-14
Metaa Wsarft.

Rem gOri, Is. gebriar.
giei. - Rartt fcft; T.12A
7.25.
SpeItes. - Taartt Fau; s7STa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-14
Gtieaap. 13. Hebruar.

PIC q 9 o, Io. Uepruur.
WeifdtOrn. - giir Dedrs $l.27
-127s; ON Sdlub $1.27g. Jii,
Rai $1.24-1.o53; am SaluE
$1.25E,
Safer. - rFiir Usdr3 82S3se;
ON s4luB S3sc. Giir Mai 79k
81a; am 9tIub S1e.
ROggsn. - 800. 2. S2.17-21s.
e5erite. - S1.@1.S8.
5inlotbp. - $5.O0-S.25.
alee. = S21O0-33.OO.
porf. = Jiir Wai $46.95-47.s
Is; am S6lub $47.25.
G9moIa. - Tir Nsdi $25-32-
25.60; ON Sdlub $25.55. giir SuIi
$25.4O-25.70; am GtIub $25.65.
giippenieiteu. = s5iir Waai $2455
an Sdlub $24.80.
Butter. Wartt nnperdnhert.
Cir. - Rarit b5ber; 3ufubr
1857 Giiten; firfts 52a-53c; orbi-
narp firits 50-51c; ouf bem Martt
5052e; refrigerator firits 44se.
aortoffdu. Waftt niehriser;
3ufubr % Cars; MiscoHfin. Mi6is
gan unb TtiHusiOta SGde $2.06-
2.15; bo. Built $2.00-210.
Gefliieel. - 2ebenbes, Nsurtt b6-
ler; 9iibne 31c; Sprineers 30r.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-14

gineinuati 10. Gebr. 1913.
Die na9foIssnbsn Guptirunsen be-
siebm fi9. nur auf Gngross 1ransaf'
iionen. Bel tistneren 0sf4dfttn 'tper'
ben stipass bSbere preiis bersdrst.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-23
WELFARE LEAGUE TO.
OPEN PERMANENT
STATION IN CITY
GOVERNMENTS REQUEST THAT
BABIES BE GIVEN BEST ATTEN-
TON POSSIBLE is NEEDED BY
OTTAWA ORGANIZATION.

a Child Welfare Station is to be
opened in the Ottawa Public Healtl
Nurses room on the second floor OF
the College Building. as a follow nj
work for the weighing and measurin,
of babies campaign These stations
are being opened all otter the eountr,
in response TO the governments le
quests to save the lives OF l0U, 900 ba
hies during this year The Ottawa
Station will be opened ON Friday
July 70, al $3.50 o'clock.
Every community in each state il
the Union has been given quota
OF lives to save, during the present
campaign, which Was carefully com
piled from the infant death rate dm
ing the past few years. The hrs
step in the campaign Wa sthe weigh
ing and measuring of babies, whicl
has been in active progress in Otta
wa for some time.
The first step in the follow up worn
as mapped out by the Childlens Blu
reau at Washington is the establish
ing OF Public Health Nurse in eatl
community. A nursing. organization.
xith Public Health Nurse mas beef
( established in Ottawa for four years
SO the Ottawa ladies were able t.
/ pass onto the next step, which is IN,
establishment OF a Child Wellar,
Building, where mothers can birth.
their childreG for medicine, and TO
dental inspection and instruction i.
/ the care and feeding of babies.
Should the child be found in need o
medical or dental care the mother vii
be advised to take the child to tn,
family ply stefan or dentist
Mothers have the privilege of briut
ing children up 10 twelve years o
age, but especially are they urged t,
bring those who were found unde.
weight in the weighing and measurin,
test
The station will be open FRIDAY
July e6 and each Monday and Fri1a
thereafter so long as necessary and III
definitely if need be. A physician,
dentist and trained nurse will be II
charge of the station
The Ottawa Public Health Nursini
Board has donated their room free t
the Child Welfare Committee 70
their station.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-23
OFFER CHANCE FOR
UNFRAMED GIRLS
TO BECOME NURSES

Unframed girls are to have a chanc.
TO enlist in army nursing schools
students, and can do their parts Jus
as much in helping win the war a,
Their brothers who enlist in the arm,
or navy A great many Ottawa girl,
are greatly interested in this SUDDEN
nursing course, and it is more tina
likely large number of girls iron
here viii offer their services.
Beginning July 20 the Council OF
NatlOEal Defense and the American
Red Cross will undertake TO enrol
25,0oo young women between the age
of 10 and % for the nurses trainin.
schools
The withdrawal of thousands
graduate nurses for army and nav
service has reduced the trained hen
in hospitals and will continue to d,
so to point that would be danger
Gus II the gaps are not filled by tht
schools
Young women who enroll for the
courses to become trained nurse,
are doing one of the most patriot,
SerVlces that can he rendered. Thf
war is not over and whether it ends
before they finish their courses. or
not, the need for trained nurses WI
be great enough to assure them a gooc
future in the profession.
Those who enroll become member
Of the United tSa es Student Nurs,
Reserve and promise to hold them
selves in readiness until April I 1919
to he assigned to training schools
including the new Army NURSING
School,
1t is a glorious opportunity TO,
young women to back up cur BOYS
Application should be made TO tn,
, local Council Of National Defense OF
70 The local Red Cross chapter.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-23

Giant IN Rockford Sunday after
spending a thirty-six hour furlough
With his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ors0n
Hallett in Utica.
Mrs Catherine Sehinskl has return
ed to her home in Utica after visit.
ing with relatives north Of Ottawa for
the past week
Mrs Joseph Kilduff of Peru is Wis
iting al the home Of her daughter.
Mrs. Ed,1 I'd Connerton. north of Utl-
"a for a week
Mrs Adolph Eastman and son of
Chicago are visiting with relatives in
Utica. They will remain for several
days. .sv~
Airs. John McCabe was taken to st
Mary's hospital Monday to have an
operation performed.
Mrs Carl DiCkman of Rock Island
is visiting with relatives in Etica for
4 week.
Mrs. y Conarty and daughter Ger.
trude returned to their home in
Utica Monday after visiting with rel
-tiyes in Walnut tor the past two
weeks.
Ralph Farrar while swimming in
the fourth quarry Monday fell off Ne
banking and broke his arm
Percy MunsOn of Fort Terry. Y
l, is home on len day furlough Wis
| ting his parents.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-23
GETS LETTER WRITTEN
BY BROTHER BEFORE
DEATH FROM WOUNDS

Frank H. Prichard Saturday receiy
ed a posthumous letter from his broth
er, Edward D. Prichard. former Mar
settles boy, who died from wounds
he received in battle on June II. two
days before his death.
In the note, part OF which was writ
ten BY PriChard himself and the re.
nainder by his nurse, he told of being
wounded in the leg by fragments OF
shell. He underwent one operation
which failed to bring the desired
results. A second operation resulted
In the amputation of the limb, and
the young man referred TO a third
AT The time of writing, the youns
man said he was feeling fairly we'll.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-23
EXTENSIVE PLANS
FOR W. r. c. PAGEANT

The centennial program, which will
30 given by the local w. f. C. at tho
Ottawa township nigh school Friday
evening promises to be one of the
best centennial celebrations given by
any LOCAL organization this year. This
program Is to be given entirely free,
and every one in the city is invited 70
attend.
A rehearsal of the members of the
tlorus will be held his evening a.
5 O'Clock al the FIRST Baptist church,
and all those who will take part in
this chorus are urged to attend this
rehearsal Patriotic songs are 10 be
sung by this chorus which is to be
composed of more than 100 of the
ciiy's most talented musicians.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-23
ACCESSORIES co. GETS
MAIN ST. LOCATION

The Automobile Accessory Company
recently incorporated in Springfield
by four Ottawa men J. +. Shaiper, J.
J McDermott, W w. Curtis and J. J
Mcclure will open new store on
Main street, in the Reed building in a
few days. The building is being re-
modelled and the stock Is being ship.
ped in, and will be ready in short
time for the opening.
The firm is to deal in all kinds Of
automobile accessories. Edward Hor-
an, of St Louis will be the manager
Of the new company. Mr. Koran is
already in Ottawa ready to take up
his new duties, and Mrs. Koran will
arrive in town in a short time.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-23
CALIFORNIA FARMERS SOLVE
THEIR LABOR PROBLEM

Auburn, Cal. July 22-Placer coun-
ty has solved it's farm labor pfoblen.
Every morning at t O'Clock dozens of
auto loads oil women, girls and small
boys leave the city for work IN the
county several miles away They are
brought home in the evening the same
way. Women are making from s. to
81 a day by picking and packing cher
ries while bows and girls are making
as high as "a and 81 a day picking
fruit,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-23
Utica and Vicinity

Dan Neary is enjoying q weeks va
cation from his duties as clerk at A
SuHbergs store.
AdOlph Robeda had an operation
performed for appendicitis at 81.
Mar hospital in Id Sale Monday
Miss Margaret Coudrou Is enjoy
ing a two-weeks vacation from her du.
ties as clerk at T. Lucey a Bros
store m La Sale She went 10 Joliet
this morning To visit with relatives.
The many friends in Utica Of Faith
or Z. j. Mahoney will be pleased 10
learn that he has been changed from
81. Viator's college al Bourbonnais t.
st. Viators church Ia Chicago
]. Antollck of Strea.or visited at
he home of his daughter. Mrs Ed
Myers, on Lincoln street Sunday
Mrs Matt Stanley has gone to Sin
NAV, Wis, 10 visit with relatives TO,
d couple Of weeks.
DR. II. ?. Orr OF La Sale made two
professional calls Monday night.
Miss Marie Lilies is visiting with
relatives in Wilmington for a couple
OF weeks
I'd Condron, who home on a fur
Tough from Boston Visited at the p J
White hOmp an inpnIn Etrpat Mon
day.
Warren Hallett returned to Cam
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-23
ACHING COMPANY
SUES FARM JOURNAL
tCoDtlnuLu from page IL


Prairie Farmer, more than 200 of
the 1000 members have come to
Ottawa and personally investigated
the situation and Without exception
have gone back home entirely salts
ned in every way.
The Plant of the Illinois Coop
ratiye Packing Company has pro.
crossed up to the third sorry and
the contractors are on schedule,
which calls for completion OF the
building by September LIST,
The Annual Meeting OF the stock
holders OF this Company VIII be
held in The city of Ottawa on the
18th day OF September and very
large attendance is looked for.
Mr Doud states that the Prairie
Farmer have never asked for any
information in regard to the Hi
nois Cooperative Packing Company
and do not know HE plan of the OF
ganilation and have deliberately
and maliciously iaisihed the facts
n the article ON which .hese suits
ahey been brought. For instance IN
the article il was stated that the
Illinois Cooperative Packing Com.
pany was corporation organized