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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-07
Meeting Of the Summit View Gene
terry Association

There will be meeting of the sum.
nit View Cemetery Association at the
home Of Mrs David Farnsworth on
Tuesday, the 10th day Of December.
1918, at O'Clock. 1t is particularly
requested that all members of the as.
sociation and also all lot owners in
the said Summit View Cemetery AS.
ISOLATION shall meet. AT that time
che question of determining u method
of raising funds for the maintenance
Of the cemtery will be presented. All
people interested are particularly
urged to be present.
MRS. MARIE CEAIRMONT,
President.
MRS. RENA BOWERMASTER,
Secretary.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-07
Notice..

Remember the annual Episcopal
utility sale and supper at the parish
house Wednesday, Dec, II, at 2
O'Clock. Very practical attractive ar
ticles will be on sale, and also many
good things to eat will be found on
edible table at reasonable prices Hot
chicken pie supper will be served
from $3.50 to l. Price 50 cents.
Everybody invited
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-07
FINE MUSICAL PROGRAM
AT ST. PATRlCK'S CHURCH

A splendid musical program by two
chOirs of St. Patricks church and a
fine address by Father Christopher,
noted lecturer are promised tomor-
row evening at the church for fifty
cents. Program begins at s o'clock.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-07
Miles Of Wire on a Big Gun.

No fewer than 1T miles of steel
wire are wound on a 12-inch gun that
weighs 1874 tons. In appearance this
wire, which is of the same quality as
piano wire, resembles tape; it is one.
quarter of an inch wide and one-tenth
of an inch thick. It is tested to n
breaking strength Of 10 tons.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-07
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Notice OF Dissolution.

Ottawa, H., Dec. 6, 1918.
To All Whom lt May Concern,
have sold my interest in the Hee.
nanvllle Coal Co to my partner, Ben
d. Roberts. Mr. Roberts assumes all
debts and other obligations of what.
ever kind All accounts due the com.
pany are payable to him
(Signed) OSCAR CARTRIDGE,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-07
COLLEGE INN OWNER
BUYS DOWN TOWN HOME

Frank Kotsonls. proprietor Of the
College Inn, has purchased the Hi.
lizard property at 221 West Madison
street The property is located Just
west of the Wendell bakery.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-07
CHICAGO MARKETS

Chicago market report furnished to
the Free 1rader-Journal by w. Ia.
Etnyre, member Of Chicago Board or
rrade, Moloney building, phone lC4i.
Correspondent Lamson Bros. Il Co..
Chicago,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-07
Liberty Loans.

The fourth bond issue Of Liberty
Bonds are here for deliver to all OF
our subscribers upon presentation OF
cur receipt
NATIONAL CITY BANK.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-07
Notice.

The First National bank of Ottawa,
Illinois, have received the Fourth Lib
erty Loan Bonds, which are now ready
for distribution.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-07
Notice..

The First National bank of Ottawa,
Illinois, have received the Fourth Lib
erty Loan Bonds, which are now ready
for distribution,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-07

The fourth bond issue Of Liberty
Bonds are here for delivery to all of
our subscribers upon presentation OF
our receipt
NATIONAL CITY BANK.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-07

When Baby was sick we gave her
Castoria.
When she was Child she cried for
Castorla.
When she became Miss, she chung to
Castoria.
When she had Children she gave them
,ss~.@G egtoris, - .@ssas
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-07
MILLIONS ADDED To-
j. s. To HAVE NAVY.
OF MANY BOATS.
TOTAL NUMBER OF 1891 VESSELS
TO BE MAINTAINED, INCLUDING
40 BATTLESHIPS AND 329 DE-
sTRoYERs.

Washington, Dec THE American
navy will total 1921 vessels, includ-
ing forty battleships and 1923 destroy
ers, ON July /, 1920, according to u
statement prepared by Rear Admiral
Griffin, chief OF the bureau of steam
engineering, for the house naval com.
mittee, made publictoday.
This statement shows that when
war was declared there were 36i
ships in the navy, while on November
l. ten days before hostilities ceased,
there were III. exclusive OF privately
owned yachts and other vessels taken
over for patrol service.
The greatest increase was 300 in
submarine chasers. The increase in
destroyers was forty-one. to a total
Of ninety-two, and that OF submarines
from forty-four to seventy-nine.
@o6'C p0ako nCddys
Only two Eagle boats had been
completed on November |. Ninety
eight others were contracted for, but
Rear Admiral Taylor. chief of the
bureau Of construction and repair
has informed the committee the navy
department has given orders that only
sixty be completed
Keels for eighty OF the Eagles have
not been laid, but material for most
OF them has been fabricated.
Only two battleships were added tc
the fleet during the war, and only
one will be added between this time
and July /, 1920. Admiral Griffin said
Six others, however, actually are un
der. construction and two, the Ten
nessee and California, are approx
mately half completed. Work OF
three others Is yet to be started
20 to Be Built.
Admiral Taylor informed the com
mittee that contracts are yet to b,
placed for twenty-nine ships which
have been authorized
They include two battleships
twelve destroyers, ten submarines
two destroyer tenders, a repair ship
a transport and submarine tender.
Work has not yet been started OF
any OF the five battle cruisers author
izad in 1916 the laying down of thes,
vessels and other major craft hayinl
been deferred because of the demano
Tor destroyers during the war.
Nlnety-five destroyers authorized
during the war are more than hall
completed.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-07

YOUR Christmas uTholstering and
furniture repairing done at reason
able prices that save money. Drop a
card for prices. p, o. Box 257 ct.
tnMa I'D
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-07
Baltic Provinces Ask Help.

London. Dec. THE council Of
Liyonia, Esthcnia and CCurland has
directed an earnest appeal to the al
lies and to neutral countries to inter.
veno in northwestern Russia, stating
that the bolsheyiki have already IN
Igaded part Of tdc mentioned provinces,
killing many people and burning
much property.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-07
xviii SON WILL STAND
BY PEACE PROPOSALS
tUontinued from Page IL

tContinued from Page IL
eral divisions at camps in this cOun-
try were being held for special pur-
poses was false and that these divis-
ions would all be demObiiized in their
turns.
The regular army outfit, he said.
would be held for ruard duty after
these demObiizations All national
armies ami national guard units draft
ed or enlisted since the declaration Of
war would be dem0bilized four months
after peace was drawn. General March
added
6arueh Tenders Resignation.
Washington. Dec. ITO act as an
economical commission to take up the
problem of deciding what war ma
terial this country would have TO fur
nish in the reconstruction and rehG-
bilitation Of the warstricken countries
OF Europe. B. NJ Baruch resigned as
head of the war Industries board. and
with II. 2. Dawson, chairman of the
war council OF the American Red
Cross, will seen proceed overseas, it
was announced at the White House
today.
The work will De- undertaken at the
direct request Of the President, who
conferred with Barueh and DAWSON in
this connection before he sailed for
Europe. The announcement was au-
! thorized by radio from the George
Washington, upon which the Presi-
dent is now en- route to Paris.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-07
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
MAIN want add section page flye.l

LOST S. Bill. between National City
Bank and Maloney Bldg, Saturday
morning about 9:l5. Finder please
return to this Office
AGENTS Big season for the RO-San
Chemical Indoor Closet now on.
Every village and form home a pros
peet, Our agents are doing fine bust.
ness. Sales easy. Good profits,
Write today for full particulars and
confidential agents price Rowe San
itary Mfg. Co., go Sixth St., Detroit
Mich. '''@' ..s- II
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-07

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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-07

The local Red Cross has been as
signed a new quota of 525 pair Of
socks, and received a supply of yarn
yesterday to knit these garments
from. Recently the ladies' shipped
33i5 pair Of socks from the local
chapter and still have 200 more pair
from this old quota to knit and send
out, which will bring the total mum
Der Of pairs of socks which must be
made by the local chapter to more
than 7n0. There are still 100000
soldiers overseas which must be kept
supplied with warm clothing thru
the winter, and the ladies must not
let up on their knitting, If these men
are to be kept supplied.
There is also a large quota Of gar
ments which must be made and turned
out by the Ottawa Red Cross. The
headquarters in the Court House will
be open Wednesday. Friday and Sat
urdav afternoons for workers and to
hand out yarn.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-07
Cafeteria Supper and Bazaar

A cafeteria supper, apron sale and
bazaar will be given at the First NJ.
III church Saturday, December nth.
The bazaar will begin in the afternoon
and supper will be served from 5 to
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-07

The meeting Of the Ladies' Aid and
Foreign Missionary society of the
First Methodist church was held
at the home Of Mrs w F. Meyers on
Christie street yesterday. A very able
address on missions was delivered by
DR.. Mahood. Dinner was served I'M
der the direction of a committee of la
dies. consisting of Mesdames Frank
Gladfelter, w J. Hibbs, Henry Pool,
David Patec and W. F. Meyers.
&, . q
The iadies of the First VI. r. church
will given a ba2ar and cafeteria sup
per Saturday afternoon and evening,
Dec. a.
judge Jcwc't Of Wichita, Kan. en-
tertaincd fifteen guests at I O'Clock
luncheon on Thursday afternoon at
the Clifton Hotel
- 4,
A large number Of the ladies Of
Christ Episcopal church attended the
meeting Yesterday afternoon in the
parish house. at which time final ar
rangements were made for the annual
utility sale and chicken dinner to be
hold on next Wednesday at the
church. Tea was served by the host
css. Miss Laura Beatty.
Evening star., 1918-07-14

snd innocence he was almost ready
4 regret when a woman of uncer-
years and irate mien attacked
u from the doorway he had just
leE with the loud remark:
IT you let him go, you can let me
CO. too. was in this room at the
same time he was and know no more
the dead. I have an appointment
downtown of great Importance. I
shall miss 1t II you don't let me go
4 ut once"
ts'Ts 1t Of greater Importance than
the right which this dead :. girls
Z friends have to know by whose care
less hands the arrow killing her was
ehot?" And without waiting for
reply, which was not readily forth
: to Corey with an injunction to see
that she was given comfortable
seat below. and proceeded to finish
up this portion of the building by
Evening star., 1918-07-14

search through the three great rooms
extending along the rear.
He found them all empty and with
out clue of any kind, and satisfied
that his real work lay in front, he
feturhed thither with as much ex-
pedition as old age and rheumatism
would admit. Why, in doing SO. he
went for the third time through the
gallery instead Of through rooms J,
n and !. he did not stop to inquire.
though afterward he asked that ques-
tion Of himself more than once. Had
he taken this latter course he might
not have missed
But that will come later. What
we have to do now is to accompany
him to the front of the building,
where matters OF Importance un-
doubtedly await him. He had noted,
IN his previous passage to and fro,
that the young man who had been
Evening star., 1918-07-14
CHAPTER ".
Three Where Two Should Be.

Three Where Two Should Be.
1t was a good half-hour before Mr..
Gryce again found himself in a posi-
ton to pursue the line of investiga-,
ton thus summarily interrupted. The
condition of Mrs. Taylor, which had
not been improved by delay, demand
ed attention, and 1t was with a sense
of great relief that Mr. Gryce finally
examination by Coroner Price had
elected nothing new. and of, all who
Evening star., 1918-07-14
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according to the chart, there shouIG
be only. these two men on that bench.
But he saw three. Who was this third
man, and where had he come 'front.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-27

o.. Carl c. Cramcr. New York Arch
Olson WorSham. Henderson Ky
Snrrts Harvey /. tedwell. Handle
nan s.. Maurice Kinscy, Martins
Ferry. o.. Thomas T. O'DouovHu. New
York; Richard I~rocknow. oshkosh.
wis.
Corps. Albert Beausoloil. Havcrhili.
Mass. Goo. Edmund Bremen. SYRIA
cusc, y v. John !. ftunogau. New
York. Cornelius T.. Fitzpatrick. Brook
lyu, n. v, Levy /. kellogg. Mountain
Home. Ida Jos. r.. BoNlo, ut. Dodge,
Ia. Nicholas Allicaris, Ttuos Greece
Chas. /. Beatty. Philadelphia Leo
~BcduarkewiUz. Tamavua. III Willis
J. Hcnshuw. Marriage. Ill. Guy e.
Moe. DEBORAH. la. John Alicu. rhila-
delphia Cornelius r.. Flynn, ilothle-
hcm, Pa: Neil r.. Hillahrant As-ump-
ton. m John kirkpatrick, stafford.
y. y. walter Levanda Nanticukr ~
Elmer II. Parrot SpencctvllI'. O..
l. J. sammlcr. chicago, Fred ".
Thiel. London. o.; Walter Thorne.
Oshkosh. WIS Bugler, Frank Charles
Fergus. GAINESVILLE. O.
Mechanics Chas. W Heihvl Chilli
Gothic. O. Harry " Smith Lake
Buff. W.. Wagner Clitiord 3 lttg.
Dubuque. la cook Ernest Carpenter.
jellico. Tenn.
Pvts. John r. Acouna san Gabriel.
cant Virgil H. Adams low ndos.
Mo Herman HeiDersdorf. kittauing,
Pa John j. Bnndur. Clinton Ind.
VIM. g. Baungart. Chicago Henry
/. Becker, Erie. Pa, Chas. Hlauken-
ship. Giadchil. Va; WIN ~ Brooks.
Carlisle, Ky. JOS Butkas. chicago,
walter Cafierv. Spring CITY IA:
Chas. Campbell. Woodlawn, va. Jas.
g. CARPENTER. Barber. Ark, L,.lIo H.
collier. Sebring. Fla. Roy H. Fulton.
Clinton. Ind. Robert 4 Gress. coun-
Ell Bluffs. Ia. Geo " llite Foun-
tHiutowH. Ind. Thos. Perry Johnson.
Norwich. Comm krcvp \ Maiden,
Abingdon. Va. Jas. r. stove. Rich
muipt. Va. Leonard Ciarcncc Nree
land. louisville. KY. Thomas Walters.
TrcscoW. Pa l.eundor Waitotd, Slo-
comb, Ala. Waite l.. Wemdcr, rotts-
town. Pa. James Nampol Newark.
y u, Edw g Anderson, Wentworth.
Utah. charlie " Hulgciin Ncw
Rome. wis. Walter fitZv illitms,
Cunning. M. Lawrence " Gridley.
Niscilla. Ia otis H. Hadioy, Bath. y.
y George Han, sheridan. ore Allen
II. Halliday. PlttuVieW, IN, Erwin H.
Hamrc. DEBORAH, Ia, Thomas T..
Hauion, WcllsVillc. o.. Zchcdc, HAY
wood. Taliadega, Ma John " Hen
derlcksuu. West Haven, o.; William
Vincent Kelly. Brooklyn. y. Y liar
vcy Wallace lemstcr, lie Grant. Ind
Tom V. Leonard. ! dford. la VIM.
Andrew Lewis, Atlanta, ia; William
e. Loshrie, kansas city, KAN: connie
Love. Columbia. Ala Dewey McANoy,
Washington. Ia. Nathiel NJ. Mcbride.
Fiaglcr. colo Richard J. O'Ecilly.
Mcorcgor. la. Narcn = Parkhurst,
Ettericks, Va: bernard Schmitz. Ia
Crosse. Wis. Thomas T. Thompson,
MonteVideo. Mimi. carr II. Timmons,
J. fhtns4aVApuft a . I7.4NsYHf .EtnHapfH GftY.
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OF LOCAL INTEREST
SOM" People We Know. and We wiz
froiit hN Hearing Nbout Them.

This is % purely local event
~ took place iu Albuquerque.
Not iu some tHftWiN place
You are asked 90 Investigate IT,.
Asked Co believe "a citizcns word.
To confirm e citigciIs statement
Any article that be- endorsed 80 home
is morc worthy ~ confidence
Than one yuu know nothing about,
Endorsed ~ unknown people.
j. r. Summers, ola West Lead
avenue. A~lhugucfque, sHys. "poan's
kidnc, rms deserve much praise. Tor
they proved 90 be excellent when I
used them Several years & my
back became tam" and sharp paths
pierced me. when J stopped IL was
difficult for me TO stralrhteu got
Donn's Kidney PMS ana as I noticed
some relief when ! had used the FIRST
hoN. I continued taking them untl
cured of the lumcuess and pains in
nay back haven't had amy symp-
tom ~ kidney trouble since
Prices GOO. at an dealers. Don't
simply ask FOR a kidney remedy get
uoan's Kidney rms the same that
Nh. Summers had. Foster MiIburn
Co. MfTrs. Buffalo, y. y.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-27

tor. Pa. Geu. r. Lynch. ktngwood.
W. Va John McElrrC, Chester. ia ,
Howard e. Miller, West MiddletCwn.
va. Philiip NJ Norhcck. toilingdalc.
Delaware Co. + q oliver VI. Strasscr.
Pittsburgh, Pa Joseph Wholahan.
ioothWNu, Pa, George " Wright,
Moore. Pa. Buglcr-Gcorrc W. lynch.
Moore. Pa Mechanic charles r. An
gels. Pittsburgh. Pa
rvt. Edw NJ Auoe. Rochester. 49,.
y; stanley Uaror. C%hicopco. Mass
Howard u Baker. Homestead Pa
tuiuto W H1rtloi. scranton pa. Wal
ter BawarskL Pittsburgh. Pa John
NJ. HcE1is. Escuuahu. Mich. John T..
BinkleN, oxford. Chester 90. Pa:
Geo n Blake. Itump. y. a. william
brodgesoll Pittsburgh. Pa. Neloloi
Lukuwol Cumberland. g. g.. CuUuda
Elw EuuNea. chicago. Edwards n
BURNS. Philadelphia. Roy Ctark.
Downor, a. j., raymond William Gle
mens. Defiance. o.. Robert N Cole,
California. Pa, brVai a. Cotbin. car
rett. Ina; George j. Coyie. phiiadcl-
phia. Pa; clifford Davidson. Miles
CITY. Mont ROY G. Davidson. Walden.
Md, Joseph Fazio. New York: John
W Flah"rty. Winchester. Mass. VIM
j Eos, Philadelphia. Pa Roy NJ.
Gingrcy. Hope y. D.: charles g.
Goldman, Chicago; Chas. W g. Colt.
Syracuse, y. s., Schuyler NJ. Hane,
Great Falls. Mont. VIM Hickman.
Accident, Ma; Herman Hocchstettcr.
Pittsburgh. Pa, Blake y. Holmes.
Norfolk. Va Nials Huscr. 1Beruc.
Ind. lgnac Kac2smarok. cleveland.
o. Duncan NJ Komeror, Export. IA;
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WIS oliver Gctghler. Wilson. ia.
Chas. e. CRUDE Dubuque. la
Corps Cecil w Foer. Hvd" Itrk
Mass Eurur Francis Kelly. Bruut
lyu y V john g. Saudcrson, Tetro
Hautc Ind. Harry e. Sponholtz &c
nua Junction. WIS los q Roberts
New York, Jacob /. Maybe. philndtl
phia Musician John u. Turner. NIbu-
qucrauc, '. VI Edw, j. 'hishart
H~oldiuEsford. Mimi. Thcubald T..
Cote. Manchester. ~ IT. Eugene FL
ridge COS. Indiana valley. Va. COR
nelius j. Doyle. Ncwhuryport. Mass. ;
Nate l. Fair p|lensanthill o. Arthur
Dewey Farraud. Leslie. Mich Peter
John Fchrs. belgrade. Neb.. Gilmore
L. Fnss. Caledonia. y -. JAMES W
Francis. Roston Mass. John W
Frank. Redoudo Beach. Calt; Grover
g.. Frederick, Maysiivk. Ky Ray
Griustoau. spokane. Wash Homer l.
Hawkins, Washington. Ia. Henry
HaNgood. Dkuulgce. okla. Tommic
lcssis. Grand Isle. La. Leo sylvester
Fesit. Stcubonvillo. O. Edward Krae-
mer. BAY ST Louis. Miss william H.
Mcdonald. Gary. Tex Athanusius
Michaiopoulas. Lowell. Mass Tai
madgc II. Moore. philadelphia Wal.
ter pcrko, Scranton, Pa VIM. Piepcr.
Luvernc, Mimi. t.dw. A. R%einlauder.
FNAii NNNtH IAAA#H AHNANN w. w.
Marysvillc. o.. Frank q. Fiore. Scran-
ton. Pa, John Grenes. Lock SO O.,
Pa. Conrad f.. Kiofhabcr. Hrooklyn.
y. y. Nusolia khasktopuvitch. Mt
Union. Pa. Wilfred Nills. Unity Me .
Raymond r. Rice. Springfield. Mass
Thos. shannon. Ireland; Wllfrcd
Trott. Columbus. IT,. John unicke.
nour. Smith Mills. y. T. Lester W.
Johnson. lycippus. Pa George W.
Kirby Petersburg, H.. William Rott.
Lee. kcuuard, Ind, John $. MacAr-
thur. Philadelphia Gerald \. ManloN
Archibald. "a, Willis Madison Miller,
puhoisc Pa Melvin J. Nunlcy. che
cotah. Okla. Rudolph VIM. padley,
Rochester. \. y; clayton poolcr.
Marysvilc. e.; BOY W Reno. Ludlow
Masp James Roht. scarborough, Fort
smith. Arb Harry schneider. BROOK
lNn, y. ~ omar rs. Schcgrer. Guthrie
Center. To-; william =. Silver. Wood
stock. Me, Wesley sword. Washing
ton e. H., o., Walter \. Upton. Mus
kogee. okla.
Diod 81 Disease.
I'Vts. Wan ". bowman. liill-soro
Miss. Eugene Davis, Florence, ) ';
Clarence Denton. Ellsworth. okla,
David Mcticc. Snrdia. Okla, william
r. RugEles, Marriott. okla, BARNEY N
Warden. Bcardstowu, III. Trulcs A
Reed. New Ellington, ; D. Preston
Robinson, Anderson. ;. c., Thus. y
Ryder, philadelphia.
pied from Accident aud Othcr Causes.
Serpt Reginald T.. simpson. Bridge
port. Com
Pvts. WIN. ~. Brophy, Brooklyn. y.
v Austin r.. Mahan, Cranton. Conn.
Thomas II. Mitchell. Ellington. y. g..
Wounded severely.
cot Levi O. Brown. st. Louis, Mo.
Iieuts. Geo. w. Hay, Sommerset.
Pa. Henry W. Neill, White Springs
Fla; Loya Hcge, Emporiu. kan; WIN.
g. stark. Adrian. Mich Charles u.
Irving, Richmond, Va. Albert Rob
erts. Nashville, Tenn.
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more. Miss HAZEL CHuBBUcK,
Potterville, Penn.
Thousands Of women drag along from
day to day in Just such a miserable con.
dition as was Mrs. Chubbuck, or suffer
ing from displacements, Irregularities
Inflammation, liberation, backache. side,
ache, headache, nervousness, or 1.-THE
blues"
Such women should profit by Mrs.
Chubbuck' experience and try this
famous root and herb remedy, Lydia
r.. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and
find relief from their suiferings las she
did.
For special suggestions in regard TO
your ailment write Lydia f. Pinkhsm
Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass. The result
of its long experience is at your service.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-27

serEts. BernN. U~t,eUauu.I Chica-
Drman T. Hs,or. Natcshoro. "a
Anthony ratrich laIiDt NcwburR. s.
' Fleming f%i'lr,, Louisa. ky
stephen " Johnson Cdmhridr"
Mass james No swartout Dalton
Mass puriton No. wilkins. ATLANTA
Da 4 Fred afford. C~heuthvt,,n
Pa Raleigh q Wan. Henrietta. " t
Corps. william Ifcd Ballard. Nl,sit
y. e., Israel flHat. brooklyn, n
samuel u Rouri1ud. Tooumseh DNlt
Earl ~. colliuuvoud. EphrauI. lt
Mark a.. pufcndlch Huntinrnurp
Ind Ino. kaso Ir, BROOKLYN Is ".
Harold - Mcdonald. Hay CITY. Mich
Leonard r DyCN. Killings. OtiI Ioo
4. with. NorW h. Conn: jaime. GLIB
huns. West OstI iuusa. la. Albert A..
Harley. Iona. Mich. Harold r.
HuEhvs. Dye CROOK. Me James
London, Davis NJ ~ltttcr.
Bolivar, Pa, Root ~ Snow. spokane.
Wash. Andrew d. softer. pskaluosi-
la. Buglcr WI g. Jones. Dorchester.
Mass Wagon, NlcX Stricken. Half
way. Mich. Mechanic Michael Gas
touo. scranton ft
rVts. Gunznlu Ncuna. chihuahua,
Mexico, Lester q Ballard. Som'rvilie
Mass John l.,.c. chicago. Samuel
D. BusSc, AmUuN. Mimi Harold j
Cunningham, IHs~. Okla Sick DE
FRANK. Chicago Heights. tll; Gregory
Fitzgerald. Alexandria, s. h. GcurEc
WIN. FRANKIE, loading. pa James l..
CANDY Elwco, Ind; Angelo GricEeG.
Pittsburgh, Pa Ned Hicks. Itobbins.
Tenn, Loo a Times. uiuc Lawn
Branch, ST Louis. NO i,obt. Jacobs.
pelion. $ c.; Floyd n. Johnston PAS
Wash George ". Klein. Iron
Mountain. Mich Thcronc W Loper.
Lohdcll Miss. bruce Durottc Martin.
SmithYillc, Ga Thos. MAY. Jackson.
Mich John . Morris, Walden s.
v. Chas. Nissan, Beilevdlloy Nohlo
Co. - Lawson r. MunduN. Tavlurs-
ton. - c., Niuk c. raris. Syracuse,
y Y, l;ubt, T. paris, Winston Salon.
~ e.; Wilbur a pcsicll. Washington.
T. c.. JOS. - 'ort"r. Nurth wilkes
horu. y. e.: CAus. a. Riley. Bickucll,
Ind Erwin \ Schiline. Middlctuwn.
Conn Georg. W Schustcr. Potts
vile, Pa Wm y. Wilson. Shawmui.
Arh Robert whitman, rotu.viiie
Pa WIN A. wyatt. Norwood. O.
Jos. Boyle. 81 Louis. Mo Io-.o u.
Brown, EimirI S. y Nlorlo r
Campboll. Gloatcrville. \. y. Charley
Campbell. Collins Miss Joseph e.
thizmar Elyr.I. o., Cccil Conner.
shenandoah. W
Wounded slightly.
Lieut.. Chas. H. Baker. Now York;
Scrct Has. sheridan Vincent Matthews.
Brooklyn. y. s..
PVts. David Nclt2er. New York.
Kenneth Linsiy Head. Milwaukee.
Wis ChGs. ". Weller. Taliadopo.
Ala.
Missing In Action.
Lieut.. john Rcdfield, Montcluir,
y. j.
Sorrts Clarence j. T.. Davidson.
Tarentum. Pa Walter r. lnman,
Tarentum, Pa: Vincent j Mclurry.
Pittsburgh. Pa Edward T.. Parsley,
Philadelphia.
Corps. Frauk =. Gaskiil. Holmes.
Delaware Co. Pa: Jas. \ Kenucy,
Knoxville. Pa Robt. NJ. Knox. Ches-