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The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-04-10

~TRASSBUR0. from the remote0e
~ tunes, has revealed . love q
~ liberty and Independence which.
~ It must BE- said. frequently ~.
wildsrsd and even disconnected lts
would-be oppressor. Through its nu-
nerous viclssitudAs II has retained q
personality which nothing ever sue
eeedsd In destroying. Little 70 known
e tAs city during the Celtic period.
Whso The Romans invaded 0aul. they
discovered % the banks a the III, and
quite near ~ Rhins, Q small village.
the strateSical Importance Of which
tAsy immediately recognised. Perched
- arelatively high hill. Argeutotarum.
- ~ Romans named this hamlet.
aoasenated ~ 'whsee q The feeti)a
plain Of Alsace and tAe river valley.
They tAesefSss tortt1sa Il and estab-
ishsd there de general headquastsss
q The legaoos VITO were especially
tn&rusted With the defsass a the pas.
iass q TIE Rhine. ~ more thaD
thrss centuries this REGION rsaDalned
under Roman do0ia1tioa, aftse which
lapse Of time It wss Conquered By .
powerful 0ermanle tribe, the Alamana.
For several centuries, etfassbasU
was subjected to the Continual viciasi.
tudes Of warefare. says the Christian
Science Monitor. The Franks soc.
cesded the Alamans and after the bat
tie 1t Tolbiac In ~. Stfassburg and
the greater part Of Alsacs were Chris.
tiantsed BY Clovis.
Under the Aerovinsian dynasty.
Strassbufg was elevated to the dig
atty Of . royal dty. 3As 1afiovinsian
noaarchs even siensd ssveral Of tAelr
celebrated charters there. However.
the city itself veestatcd: lack q -
curity hiadessd it, dsvelopsneat. and
Whea, 10 e26, Alsaee Was Incorporated
n The German s0plre. Straasburs
Was stu . relatively unimportant
town. Il had possessed Q bisAopsie
Tor several centuries, and 10 long ~
its developmeat had resnained sta-
tiooary, had Submitted unprotestinsiy
to the dominioo of The Clergy. How
evss, - it, commercs developed and
its Industries gradually EVOLVED
etFassburg rsbellsd, asst ttmidly. the
opealy and successfully, against tn
clerical yoke.
0v,Idlne ~ oseae cathodeal
Ths real prosperity a Strassosel
dates from the thirtssutA csntury
when II already numbered $1,000 -
hsbitanta The blsAous vainly strove
10 reenin their former suprewacy b
force q anna. bat stsessbvfR d
feuded itself viii mueh eosrsy and
st last euSoysA a peessd Of relative
peace, during which an classes LIVED
in harmony.
This period eolue,des With q sSsal
DEVELOPMENT In The aus arts, Il M
then that Ootfried q 0tysssbusR. u
Arse Alsatian post e ~ usddis aeea
4
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-04-10
Dvs No Needs the Money!

Detroit. MIch.-"This Guy Sam y
sure q piker when he takes this" q
cisisen told Internal Revenue Collector
Mmdy, M lie handed over o cents II.
come Tux.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-04-10

Papa" said willie Hohrnso,Iera.
sarsa't you worried about what thsy
nv Do With u0f'
sNo. while. There 10 % mucA dlf.
eorsoee q oplaboa 20 to what weuld
- Q suitable rstribution that ! think
~ afSsnsat 0ay easily b peeaoaee1
laAo0Neealvss
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-04-10

lovingly decorated this unique stone
jswel. The baptistery was the work
ot 1shn Dstginser: the pulpit that 1t
Hans Hammeesr. and innumefabls
humble artisans lovingly and paousiy
decorated and embellished II. Their
anonymous tribute II touchingly ~
vealed In the slightest details Of The
gigantic and splendid MASTERPIECES.
the AseroWemleal cieele.
he great clock Of the cathedral ha0
ben for nearly tx centuries an object
Of public curiosity and amusement
This .astronomical clock was 6fse
built By Bishop Bercthold oe Birch.
en- In 1862, and was completed
two years later By Blshop John a
HchtenbesR. TIE clock originally ee.
eupisd the space facing that which Il
occuplea Of present In the so0tAst1
transept Bssidss various astro.
nomlcal devices Indicating the true
soaR tine. Il has Q great planetafiun
IL which the revolution Of the planets
10 represented. % that the relative
positioa Of each at any time can b
'seea ut Q glance. Then. % an e3e
vatsd platform. are moving figures
repessenting the four ages of man.
On q sun higher platform q . Ut.
ural.sised ngurs Of Jesus. and at nooe
the twelve apostles pass before ~
feet Of their master. bowling low. ~
Peter passes, . large and DaFvsf
DUSTY lifeliks cock aaps bis winsA
ruises his feathers and crown tAres
times very loudly and naturally. TAs
clock WAS deAnitely completed In 1874
to BE- Destroyed during the revolution
Of 17so. Bat In 1917, Q etrassbufs
artist named Schwieagus built TIE
clock which still exists and 10 . faitA-
fal COPY q tie old timepiece.
hsUsss se,ths NeNalseoaee.
During Tie Renaissance. 9trassourg
enjoyed Q prosperity Of Which so0o
Idea can b gained from The nu0se.
Gus moauneats which wsre erected at
that period. Many of these still exist.
especially thees old houses which
abound In the little narrow streets u
The nsighboshood q the cathedral.
whefs many picturesque Old sign
boards bear evidsacs - ~ past. Ths
Boeckiin house. which oaes besoassd
to Q noble family q lswse Alsace. u
snoas The .nost csssbsatsd Of Tie
period. TAe courtyard oe this MOOSE
eoatAias Q nasnleeent stoos staircase.
and Il also possesses . particularly
Aas 1snaissaAes dooeway. Ths Hooss
Il ~ CgoW, dating from ~ fosf-
tssatA esatnsy. 70 famoss TT IL ~
maskaAoo eooetyard. and Il 10 aad that
TN1es1ek tAs 0seat lodged there =
l7ln THs Hosss q tAs Deasoa. -
csatly osooaishsd. was IN he fe0r
tssatA esatusy ~ rssidencs q ths
Knighto e Dndtnesa. whilst ~ -
uou0 KaDoe1all house O. he CatAe
oral place. dating from 1851. 70 q
woesdwids reaown. In three stoeiee
were bullt at succssslvs periods: buA
ceifrsd witA ID hlgA. s,aating rost. -
Characteristic q 0trassoufg. Il sathoe
resembles an lnmeose dovseots VIII
IL many wiadoWA
During the thirty years. war. Alsaes
fell under the rule Of Franes: Strase
burg became Preach % he 00th q
sspesnbse, 1o81. whllse ~ anasxa-
tiea was deAaitsly satias6 b tn
Psaes e RysWsek II 1907. vaubas
Ipesseaally 1lsecte1 ~ eeastruetioa q
ths eitaAel 10 loo2. But he foetiAca
tieea, stroas % tAsy wess. could not
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-23
Order Limiting Time to File Claim
and for Hearing Thereon.

VI H LHE
Estate Of Nicholas Kaiser, Deceased.
State OF Minnesota, County OF Stearns'
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate OF Nj
cholas Kaiser, Decedent.
Letters of administration his DAY
having been granted to Anna Kaiser,
1t Is Ordered, that the time within
which all creditors of the above named
decedent may present claims against.
his estate in this court, lie, and the
same hereby is limited to three months
from and after the date hereof, and
that Friday, the
18th DAY OF APRIL
1919, at nine o'clock A. NJ, in the
Probate Court Rooms at the Court
House at the City of st. Cloud, in said
County, be, and the same hereby is
fixed and appointed IS the time and
place for hearing upon and the exam
nation, adjustment and allowance OF
such claims as shall be presented with
IN the time aforesaid.
Let notice hereof be given by the
publication OF this order in Der Nord-
stern as provided by law.
Dated, January 18th, 1919.
(seal) ]. b. HIMSb.
HUBERT HANSEN Probate Judge.
Atty. for Administrator 23-30-6
G-.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-23

COUNTY, W1iltl., belBlo11eH, Dab Die 9n<
I11te Der nadgerlnnt1ter golntb< Beamten
ffiir 6ns ssyabr 1919 hermit bon bieier
8eb6rbe, fpie folgt nngeieBt iinb: gountbs
5duHuperintenbent $4,000; @ebilfsS
gonntD 56uIfuperintenbent $500;
5dreibergebiibr in gonntb Nlioitors OF
flee $6125.O 90; @ebiIfenS9 ergiitung i'm
gpnntb 91nbmeijters Office $2640.00;
beionbere MusbiIfe in gpAntD S6nbmeiz
tiers Office 5000; gberiffsz5a ldr $4,000
8atiert ct. glolo, Winn., ben z. Saz
mar 1919. s
(9iegel)
llnfer3eibnet: g. 81. 2abr, yoriiber;
Sdcob Beber, Bal. 9errndL s.. S. BorgS
mann, MtdneI Qofp, gountbbeb0roe bon
5tearns COUNT, Minn.
8eftatigt: Nibolas Sbomep, gountp=
Mubitor.
Mnf Nntrag BEG Widbael Colo, unterz
ftibt bon S. S. 8orgmann, lpuroe fol<
genber 8ef6lnB gefnbt: 9n Die COUNTY
beb1rbe in bieier 9ibung ben @oriiber
g. 80. 2nbr n11b ben gountDzM u6itor gif.
Sbomeb als @infaufs &omttee fir Das
lnnfen0e Sabr gum 3tped ernalmt bat,
ale nottpenDigen S9reibmater1alien fir
ben @ebran9 Der 8eamten tpie fir Dns
gourtbn1s 5n faufen, 10 lit biermit be-
f6lofen, bab ale @infdufe bon 8iidern,
56reibmaterial II. 3ubeb0r, mas bon ben
%genannten County, Beamten geDrau9t, II.
ale gi11fGnfe fir bas Gourtbars pdbrenD
Des Sabre5 1919 1nr bon Dem @infdmfs>
fomttee gemnm iper0en 5olen; nnb tpei>
terbin bef6loien, baB Nednungen fir
1nl6e 3nede bon %genanuter 8ebDrbe MIR
oann in @rfpdgung ge5oge1l fperbe1l, ipent1
Die Gi11fdufe bon ge~1larntc1n Gpmitee gez
ma6t pber 6a5n beauftrngt fpltroe. 9nz
tiert, ct. glonb, ben Z. Snnllnr 1919.
(Siegel)
nnfer8eidnet: g. 81. 2abr, gorliber;
Sncpb 8eber, Gal. German, s. S. 8org>
mann, Wtidnel 2oID, GpuntDbe60rbe bon
Stenrus County, W1inn.
8eitdtigt: Ntbolas 5bomep, Ganntpz
@noitor.
Nnf Nntrag Seq 8al. german, unterz
ltiibt bon s. S. 8orgmunn, nnrDe 9r.
S. g Quinn als gDuntDar3t fir Das lau<
fenbe Sabr 1919 gu einem 5aldr bon
5000 perSnbr e%rran1t, 8ablbar IN gleidz
mdBigen Monats3dblungen. Nnf Nntrag
bes Sncob @eber, ut1teritiibt bon Wi<
1ael 2plp, pnrbe Sgna8 @reDel1 als Ssa<
nitpr Des Gourtbnnies fir oas lanfenoe
Sabr 1919 gu einem M~onatsgebalte bon
$65 ernan11t. Mnf Nntrng bes S. S.
Bprgmann, unteritiBt bon 8al. Ser
man, lpnroe Ibeo0or 56mib als Mnfie<
Ger oes Contributes fir oas laufenDe
Sabr 1919 at einem W~onatsgebaIte bon
$50 ernannt. Nuf Nntrag beg Dfiduel
2p1o, unteritiibt bon S. S. 8orgn1anl;,
tpurben folgenoe 8etrdge fir @ebddtnisz
tage Muslagen BEN per1diebenen Srgan1z
1ationen erlnubt: McaelbD Soften, g. 81.
g., ct. gloub, 500; Ealmer Yolt 8. y.
st., Snnf Centre, $40; 9ame1 s.. q. u.
Nelro1e $40; Geternneni0bne Habnesbilz
le $40; 9nmen g. 81. 81. &tmbaa $50.
Muf Mntrag bertagte ii9 Die 8ebrDoe biz
8 u6r nnDeren Mforgens.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-23
DcrhaaNlafteen
oes 8oaro Der County
Rommt0dre bon 5tearns
County, Wtnneiota,
Siffice bes Gnuuths MiIbitprs,

mar 1919.
} Resmlare siknns.
Sem 8efebe 9endB trat Die eonnfps
SebDrDe bon Stearns County 5llla11s
men. In!reIenh: Yeter g. 2abr, Salen7
tin Scrma,, Socph @eber, Wttd@ael Snlo
nlb SerD. S. 8premam. Sic 5lpet 11elle11
yNt9lieoer bieler 8eb6roe, Wtld)ael Splp
Ii. Serb. S. 8prgmau1, le9ten ben UNITS
etn ab, nie bas aelebltd) p~nrge1brteben,
unb es tpurbe Damn Die 8eb6rbe bon Ste
tolmus Sbomep, County Illbttor, our
Srbu,re aerufen, lnorauf our Organize
tion ae1dritten ipllrhe. Nuf M,ltra9 Des
SOL. S,ern,au, unteritiibt bon S. s. 8orgz
manu., nurbe 3eter q. 2abr einlttmmie
oils @prliter fit pus laufenbe Sabr err
mdblt. @uf Intrue hes Sal. 9erman. uns
teritiist bon Wtihael Splp. nurpe Sacot
Weber einltimrut9 ais @eb1lfsoorl1ser M
bas lauienbe Sabr erlpdblt. Inf Intraq
nuroe cine 9auIe gum Stped gemadbt'
Die gouutpz Sinan5en nad) 8elesesoor1
5hrift al pergletden. Sic BebOrDe tpIrz
be bonn &prliber g. u. 2abr our Srnz
mung gerufen. Muf Intraa bes Mt1. Soz
10, muterltiibt bon s. S. 8orgmann ipurz
SC fpIgeuber 8eridt 5ur g%intra8u'g on
%geprbnet:
@ir, bic undergraduate gpuntnzSez
bIroe bon Stearns County beltdt19e1
= hermit, ba6 mir am Z. San1ar 1919 ollie
Spnbs i'm .GolntpzS dasumte lllter1u6s
fen uln n~udreducten, Die Setrdge mn
8eleoId1eine bes Nunitprs UNI Sddez
meiIters p~riiften, nub mir bielelbe1 tDrz
reft %pprfauheu. @ir firlbeu fpl9enpe Sez
trGae unb Irteu ppr, Slnbs III Den 9dn7
BEN bes Sdabmeilters bes ge1an1tel
Gpltntp, ppbl1rh sic 8ela15 an gendn1.
tenn Gage gum Setroge bon $159,572.|A
eebedt lit.
Merdlonts Motionol 8anf, ct. glouo
SIS, 124.7S; Sirlt National Sanf, ct
gIpub, S2S ,436.93; Sirlt Natiu1al 8an1
Sa,tf gentrc, $~2,413.47; Strlt Statf
gonf. mbonp, $2,O49.65; 3app State
8onf. ct. glpup, $25,49S.73; Stntf
8onf aimbou, $2,61t.41; @ecurttt
Gtate 8anf, Melrpie, $%5,575.04;. Sirl
Stote @auf @atnespiue, $2,249.4S:
Gtate 8onf ofHidmonb, $2,082:70; SRI
State 8auf 5ouf Centre, $2.121.S3:
SSnrmers 5tate 8a1f. ct. Glouo, SD:
1878; 8orserbing State 8anf, gtel;;
rp1e, $3,O7O.71; Securttn State gant
at. glprb. S17,25s.96; Gtate Sanf o
8odpiue, $1,965.S1; Security Statt
8anf, Gben @auep, S .O40.16; Mer:
d,onts HntiondI 8anf, Sn1f Gentre, $3.:
AGA. So; German Mmertcau 5tate Bm
8idmpnb $2,695.92; Strlt State 8a1t
ct. $ofepb, $2,25S.93; security Stdf'
ganf, &apnespife. $2,440:70;. Stat'
8unf of 8reenipaIb, $2144.47; S1r1t yea:
tionaI 8ar1f, &pscoe. $2,2O2.23; Stot'
8anf Of golb Spring, $2,489.5O; 9epo:
1i1iten : Certificate 100000: Sar:
Stems. @elbantpei1mgen, Bediel etc
S3,1S3. IA; @e1amt< Souos aur 5ano an
I. sSu1,uar 1919 $3.50, 1871.
(Siegel)
g. 81. 2abr, goriiber. Sacob @eher
Sal. Serman, WidaeI 2oio, S. S. Borg:
mn1n, Gpuntpbeb6rbe bon Stedrns
gplntb, Ninn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-23
Order Limiting Time to File Claims
and for Hearing Thereon.

| Order Limiting Time to File Claims
and for Hearing Thereon.
Estate Of Peter j. Wolney, Deceased.
State Of Minnesota, County Of Stearns,
In Probate Court.
In the Matter OF Peter j. Wolney, De-.
cedent.
Letters of administration this day
having been granted to elizabeth VOL
ney:
1t is Ordered, That the time within
which all creditors of the above named
decedent may present claims against
his estate in this Court, be, and the
same hereby is, limited to six
months from and after the date here
Of; and that Friday the
18th DAY OF JULY, 1919,
at nine o'clock A. M, IN the Probate
Court Rooms at the Court House at
the City Of st. Cloud in said County;
be, and the same hereby is, fixed and
appointed as the time and place for
hearing upon and the examination, adj
justment and allowance of such claims
as shall be presented within the time
aforesaid.
Let notice hereof be given by the
publication Of this order in Der Nord-
stern. as provided by law.
Dated, January 18th, 1919.
5(SeaD j. B. HIMSL.
IA. III. KLASEN Judgesof Probate.
Attorney 1906
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-23
Mittpod. Sen s. Sanuar 1919.

y I'D xWttlllDOA, HUS4t - 1Cb*tOt% #r-.-4
Ser @ertagung sendb trat bic eou1z
tbbeb0rbe. 3n1ammen; Is: N. Sabr ~
8oriiber nnb ale Mitglieoer anipeieno;
Nuf Nntrag bes Sacob 8eber, nnterltlbt
bon Sal. German, puroen Die B%urg1ddfss
ten Ser Simes 9rndgeie0i6aft: $1,000
fir Ier0ffentlibung Der offt5ieuen Se<
fanntmadnngen nnb Berbanolungen n11D
$4,000 fir 8er0ffentlidung Der rud1tdn>
bioen Steuerliiten bon Der 8eboroe be-
1tGGtiot. mqenonmen unD Mufbetpa6rung
anqepronet. Sic Gblubannabme beg s..
&. 8rnbleD, Sngerienr Der &on1trntt1o1l
Beg g%pnntpgrnbens SEQ. Il ipnrbe Der
8ebarDe porgelegt nnD porf6riftsnndBtg
erDrtert. Iuf Mntrag bon Sacob Weber,
unterftuibt bon MidaeI 2o1o, tpnroe oie1e
M%nqeleaenbeit biz our Wdr51ibung oieler
Be6Drbe 3nriidgelegt. Iuf N1ltrag Wi
s. s. Bprqmann, unterltubt bon W1idael
Colo, pur6e f%olgenoer 8eidlnB angex
no1nmen: Sci es bon Der BeborDe Der
County, &ommiiidre bon Stearns Count
tD, Minn., bei9lDfen. DAB Die Beboroe
sen Blan Des &pmmifidrs fir 9p6tpe9e,
kghas. sc. Babcof, inbp1Iiert, in tpeldem
uadeeiudt miro fir Nnnabme eines
Mmenbements CUR Staatsz& oa1tttnttnn,
tppburh Elm 5b1tem bonErnnt 2tne 9p1z
neaen fpirD Durh Sic 5tnatsge1eBgebnng.
tpie pies bon 5errn 8nbcpd al1sgelegt lit.
9ntiert, ct. GlprD, Ntinn., ben s. Saz
MAR 1919.
(5iege0
unter5ei6net: g. g. 2nbr, 8orliber;
| Sacob 8eber, Sal. German, Is. :. Sorgz
mann, Deidae1 2oiD, @ouatpbeborpe pon
Gtcnrt72 Sn1tnth Mi11u
Beitdtigt: Ni9olas Sbomer, @ou1tpz
Mnbitor.
Muf Mntrag bes Nid). 2oio, u1ter1tlb1
non Sal. 6erman, n11rDe Sic grnel11unQ
BON @alpb 6. 8ooootpman gig &eplltf
County, 8ermeHer beltdtigt 4uf Mntraq
1prroen folgenbe Ingnben BON 8ebl1bren.
@iinfommen nnb 8ergitnngen, nte ne
bon ben beridie0enen @ountD<B earilter
fp4hrenb bes sSabres 1918 in @mpfanq
oenommen tpurben, beltdtigt: Silt. Slnz
nneb, gountD Mnbitor, $1,000; Gbrl1f.
5hmitt. gonntb<5 dnbmei1ter, $3282:<
%: s. s.. 6tmsI $342O.70; 9etnri9 S.
2imperih, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $47OO:<
O3: g. 81. 2abr, County, ommt1idr
s1267.63; Sal. @errnan1. Gonntn 8omz
rni1Gr S15O7. SO; eeSacob 8eber, County,
@ommif5dr, $1394.20; sc. g. Seller,
Mnni8ipaIridter $684.5O. 4uf antrag
Des Ri9. 2oio, mteritiibt bon s. 5
8oramnnn tpnrbe ser @bertffsbertht fur
ben Mpnat 9e5ember 1913 ange11o11men
unb 8uriidlegnng a1georonet Muf Anz
traa Ses Bal. German, l1nteritnbt bon
s. s. Boremarn, tpnroe Die gargil9aft
6es ssSyacpb q. 2nbr, Nablabgertdtsibre1z
Der, In Der Gimme bon $500 aage11oI1z
men unb Mufbepabruna angeoronet. gi<
ne 3ni6rift bes S: 6. 8raolep, gountgs.
Werme6er, in peleber angefragt tniro oaB
bns gountp $500 per Monat fir SeleS
pbonsG ebubr fir beg Bermeleiirs S1t1ces
Sic iebt I'M 8eber @ebduoe eingeribtet
if. erlolbt tperbe, pnrbe Ser gebDrbe ntts
terbreitet. 9a bie Beb0roe ii6 nidt be-
poumddtigt fanb, iol6e Sor5eru11gen 5u
8ablen, Sd bas Gefeb ein Office Strt111er
seq gonntn<germeiiers nidts poriiaebt,
tp1rbe bas Mr1ud6en Derneint. Nnf AnS
trag pertagte iib Die 8eboroe big | nbr
nadmittags.
Sortiehnng in ndditer Nnrnner.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-23
madmittagsiib1ng, sen 8. SSa1lar

MISUNDERSTANDING, ben $. SSd11ll1darl
1919.
Ser g~ertagung gemdB trat bic BeborS
Sc anfam1nen; s.. 81. Qabr, gDrftber UNI
nue Mitqlieber antpeienb. Mnf MnNtrag
Des s. s. 8%orgn1nn11, l1nteriitiibt ban gst@
hnel Qofp. puroe eine ~porldlifige Mb1
ihdbu1ta Ser Mrbeit, Sic an 5taatsipege
Sob 1911 gef1eben fou, q1ae11o11111en 9.
anfbetDabrllng angeorbr1et. Mnf A1trng
ertpodiblte Die Bebirbe folgenDe Ner1oner1,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-23
.72 al, ser 2nbf, sic n1breuD beg SSdbresS
1919 Dem golntb nIs groBgefdtporet1e

AOLO DStt SSo1tsttV 5SsY
90: %. @nrp9gs glolio.
quIius Dominid, st gIollo.
50. g. elliott, ct. glDlto.
gatrid 0'Iaueb, ct. glouo.
grneit Seller, ct gIoib.
g. s.. Sdtpab, ct. glouD.
8eter Spaniel ct. gIolo.
s. g. CURT, ct. gIpub.
Sofepb Berger, Eotpn ct. gl0ub.
5errh Nidter, Comm ct. gloub.
MloDs Ssrutb, EDtpn ct. Muguftn.
Irarf Rurrle, Sotpn ct. Nn8uffa.
@enrD &iffmeber, Sofpn 2Dnoen.
Billiam @enraud, Comm 2bnDen.
&enrb 8nbe, 8iQage 8aite Barf.
| gilbert 2ibinger, 8ilage @nite 8nrf.
Sbo1nas Noa9, Conn Nbon.
Gtnnis 9obis, Conn Nbon
rant 8ont, Eotpn 8rodtpab.
stephen Bahia, Eolpn 9olDing.
Setter 8eI8, Conn 9olbing.
@eprg Meler, Soipn @olDing.
8alentin ubermnnn, 5otp1l Sc Sanf.
Ben @arbing, 8otDn Sc 5ant.
9enrb 9er3og, 8otpn WilDooo.
@enrD St6beL, Sofpn Miqipooo.
Mnton 9oppe, SofDn DAT.
German 9ofe, Conn CAT.
Slid. 8eDer, Conn ct. Ben0el.
rant Notbfein, Conn Goen Cafe.
qobn Sbelen, CONN Sarming.
Snto1 eSSpnns, Comm EARNING.
Wlatb. Suds, Comm 2nfe 9enrb.
eSobn 8inter, Sofpn Safe 9enrD.
2ouis Midels, Comm Cafe George.
Yeter Braun, Sotpn Cafe George.
GbarIeb 2oleifer, CONN Mun]on.
Soiepb 50fflep, CONN Mnnion.
Ntilpt Aenpa Comm 9aDnesbiae.
grneIt Ebipps, Conn SaDnesbi1e.
Sen WonDlod, CONN ct. Wnrtin.
George @inter, gptpn Spring Sill.
| Muquit MiQer, Conn 3ion.
6arrp 6telde1 Eoipn Naine Yrairie.
CHARLES gdneioer. Naine Erairie.
| @enrp @elgeion, 5Dpn Sair 6apen.
9bomas grDmann, Conn Sair 9aben.
Mlife @ibman, Conn BafeftelD.
qosep6 9e8enter, Conn 8afefie[o.
@iQinm ed6nlb, CONN go1egebtIe.
sSobn Biibringer, Sotpn @ouegepiQe.
5enrb &nebelbed, Sotpn ct. So1epb.
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Natb. 81. Sdmibt, Conn &odbile.
Wtatb. @e1er, Sofpn Godbtue.
Watb. @ommerbing, Conn 2ugembnrg.
Setter @roB, Comm 2ngemburg.
| 8eter @iQiams, Mlelroie.
sSoiepb Yrimus, Melrofe.
Sen &bnge, Sotpn Welrofe.
NnD 5tratton, Sonn Welro1e.
| Srant @bler, Conn &apmono.
German WeDer, Conn @robe.
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| 6erman @iener, Sofpn @ettD.
| 5enrh 8terma1, Sotpn gron Giber.
6. g. @tlcDr, Comm 5anf Centre.
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gbriif. Blod, ct. @lono.
s. g. MeurpbD, ct. @lon0.
Charles 9iiber, ct. glono.
SO. g. Beber, ct. glouo.
8. @uneH, ct. glouo.
George 2Dn6, ct. @laorb.
81, 6. Gale, ct. glorb:
reb 81. Ebomns, ct. 8lono.
seSerrb 9nbib, ct. glorD:
SSranf 81. 8ndman, ct. @lo10.
S. 90. 2abr, ct. glouo.
Sofepb Corner, Sotpn ct: @louo.
q. 6. Cooper, Conn ct. gIollb:
81. @iemen5, Sotpn ct @lolo.
46er1nan 8eumer, CONN ct. Nn91fta.
Mbert @oigt,. Eopn ct. Mnglt1ta.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-09
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Miss Catherine Sheedy, who has
been visiting with friends in Utica for
few days. has returned to her home
in Dubuque, Iowa.
Mrs. J. +. Blakeslee was a La Sale
caller "Wednesday.
Mrs. j. A. Cosgrove and son Am
brOse went to Indianapolis, Ind, We'd
nesday to attend the funeral of the
formers aunt, Mrs. Cassidy.
Mrs. Dave Hesse was a La Sale
visitor Wednesday.
Alice Lilies is visiting with rela-
tives in Gardner for couple of weeks.
Miss Mary Congi.la has returned 20
her home in Wilmington aftAr visit
ing with friends in Utica for a few
days.
George Myers has moved his house
hold goods out Of Miss Mary Carlin's
house into Ray Miller's house on Lin
coin street
Philip Hutchinson, who recently re
turned from overseas, delivered an
address at the La Sale-Peru High
School Wednesday.
Mrs. p Swanson and daughter were
al Sale shoppers Wednesday.
Alex Kilduff of Peru called on
friends in Utica Wednesday night.
J. p White has moved his furniture
into one Of the cottages a Starved
Rock He is the park custodian for
this season
w. T. Dawson was transacting bust
ness in Ottawa Thursday.
Maurice Fitzgerald was appointed
day policeman at the meeting Of the
new town board. Harry Kelly of OF
tawa was named as the towns attor-
ney. II was moved that no minors
may enter the billiard rooms, the slot
machines cannot be used and all 81
looms closed on Sunday The newly
elected board are; Mayor, f. d.
Alderman; aldermen, Archie Dim
mick, Patrick Neary and Marcus
Stuart
The Daughters of Isabella of
Starved Rock Court No. 800 will hold
their initiation in the Knights of
Columbus Hall Sunday afternoon,
May II, at O'clock Twenty-Five new
members will be initiated The courts
from Morris, Ottawa and La Sale
have been invited to attend The ban
Quet will be served at Starved Rock
Hotel
Mrs NJ Dimmick and Mrs. George
Dimmick were La Sale shoppers We'd
nesday,
DR.. * W Leland was a business
caller in La Sale Wednesday even.
ing.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-09

Millions are now suffering from the
after effects of the deadly "fu, -
fever or a cold. Their appetites are
poor; they are weak, and they are
waiting for their strength to come back.
III these people could only realize
that the return to health and strength
would be greatly helped by giving at
tention to the stomach-thati is, remOv-
ing the acidity and toxic poisons from
the entire digestive tract, making it
act naturally, SO that the body will
receive the full strength of the food
eaten-a great deal OF suffering would
be saved to humanity.
Everyone knows that the disease it.
self, and the strong medicines that
have been taken, upset the stomach,
leave it hot and feverish, the mouth
dry, the tongue coated, nasty taste,
and no desire to eat. This is a poor
foundation to build new strength on.
Now, tens of thousands Of people all
over this country are using EATONIC
for the, purpose OF cleaning these
poisonous after-effects right out of the
system and they are obtaining wonder
full results--so wonderful that the
amazingly quick benefits are hardly
believable, just as shown in the re-
markable letter which is published
upon the request of this sturdy old Civil
War veteran. He is n years old. Read
what he says EATONlC did for him:
Il am an old soldier, past seventy
seven years l had the Spanish in
ilueuza and it left my stomach In an