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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-07
ART|C0LUL PATRU 81 P0u|TI.
CA ROMANO AMERICANA,

gresta presupunerea patru staue generate
ale Uniune cSeu poicei americana Artou paru s
numai maura aceasta polc pact ca sd
zlcem consua une tari mocu prn acea
constitute s f respectata Ce sar aes de orgizat rones
din America daca uat naere patru saue
generate ale Unune Gel stu noasre din
aceasa tara ntg vaoarea numt eel ce nu ~
acest trecu bne a aunare generate ale
Uniune erup de reoe scandaur nteent
arareor la pauiaa DEF fos att
de dragostea negento a de popor cit scopul de
calar pc spaee lu, astfel de
Prnd mai adinc trecuuui vine eelnen
e ce Sc pretind fl ngente din aceasta tara nise
de dsodne orr pot asemna GU aye
turierii din stora Amerc VENT aic pnsi de
mbogat cirind imp de patima inceput a
terorizezc eenentele ngene 81 moi avu pacae bl
pae din acest terrorism mule scmbat aunc
muncorul umil fricos mcpu vada umna nteeaga
ca menrea u este numa ace de face puma
la jug cutare ,domn
81 realare poporuu sd bucure ne
tot neg pentru
ca naue puernica poate ormat nmai din ceaen ap
egator lar din eemente putin pas lie este sapi
nu America Isl daoreaza prosperaa genae
avuto bun patriot amerca facu sortr supranaae
chema la poitca poporu m Gu eta
mndre marurese aceasta mindr ca popo
ru este sapintoru la moi astfe conerats
de uni lpi de judecata svirco zorle
unei nou aparu 81 malta Taranu
toru din ndustri ajua sauu ire
bu sd dee lor dreptul pronunta
face in aceaa tara reforme att de
practice rebui Introduce 81 la dat 81 da
aceaa polic lie veem popo american deSi
mai bogat dintre
tara, dupa sa exprmat prof Iorga prof
Moru poporuui egaa sueteste
tara numa puee superfaa De
gazetari de tin la veche dogme dorm
mimic Mare baze sode vom Rominie
Sc piece la or ce bataie de vintH
Poate uni orbit de personale u picoruI
in neresee generale ins ve aici trebu
ne ubm neamul sa arcou pat protecie beui
poporuui in general.
Artcoul paru pentru penru Gel raj All a ar
sa
in nul organizatiei
fereaca D-zeu.
De sigur poitca
ca in zilee
Sc proteja poporul - 81 aceasa este tnta noastra.
l. BRUMIREL
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-07
CE FAC ROM1NII?..
= o ZGfRIETURA 81 5 AMI DE
PUSCARIE.

Am auzit ca un romin nacajit.
VENT aici din alt oras din Ameri-
ca, volt sd intre in lucru. NJ a
fost primit pentru ca nu putea
Sc ceara hirtia a doua de inceta-
tenire. Dinsul avea hirtia prima
din anul 1907. Gu aceasta insa nu
Sc putea folosi. Era trecuta 81 pc
baza Ell, find mai veche ca de Z
ami, nu Use mai extrada hirtia a
doua. Ca sa-si coreaga nenorocul,
caci jobul ce Use promitea era a.
demenitor, a sters din hirtia pri-
ma document dat de autoritati-
lie federale) numarul anului 81 a
mers la un altul sal bata Gu ma
sina pc hirtie un alt an, pentru
ca Sc poata capata hirtia a doua.
Sirmanul ON. Ell Sc vede ca nu
STA dat seama de eel asteapta.
o atare stergere orr corigare de
documente publice, 1nsemneaza
falsificar1 de document public 81
aceasta Sc pedepseste GU eel pu-
tin 5 AMI de legea federala
Il sfatuim sa nu mai umble du-
pa corecturi, daca nu vrea sd Sc
fntilneasca Gu puscaria america
ma. Grijiti ce facet 81 cum um-
| blati!
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-07
,,FAlNlCUL ZARAND"

Acesta este nMmele pc care I
p0artd tinera societate, n,embrd a
Umiunii. Socaetotea Isl are sediul
sea- in Clearing, I'LL. Numele ne adu-
ce aminte de un drag colt de tara,
care timp indelungat stat sd 81
pdstrese nu,nai sentimentele sale
ronstnesti curate, CT 81 func!iOnart,
sdi dministratiUi. Din Falnicul
Zardnd s'du pornit incercdrite de
desrObre a neomulM nOstru, de
d0ud orr. FalnicM Z0rand q foSt
M mdrturi0 tdcutd a mult0r IN
timpldri mari din viata meamulul
nostru. 81 falnicul Zarand me-o
dat neamulm m0stru o drOdie de bda
bati uminati.
Mem6rii societdtii ,,FalnicM 10.
rand" Sc vede cd toti sunt din par.
tile acelea, 81 au ninserit foarte b.
ne mun,ele. Fie ca dtnsii, urn,asl
falnicilor sarGndeni de odiniOard
prin purtareG dinsilor sd ne deo
pilde frumoase de iubire de neam
fie ca dinsii sd 81 iubeascd orgu
nisdtiuneG 81 ,,Umiuneoss tot attic
de mutt cum o fdceGu sub scMtul so
cietdti cdreid dpartinuserd snaint.
de osto. 81 fse, ca ,,Ouo societot.
Sc vieze 81 prospevese mssgti oais a
dltct3ld yOGdeLe ,d0rife
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-07
ALIATII REsPING UN A.
TAG DAT De ROSII.

ARHANGHEL, 5 Martie. = Du-
pa o lunga pregatire de artilerie.
fortele bolsevice au lansat ieri un
atac de infanterie contra pozitii-
lor ocupate de aliati pc malu,
drept al riului Vaga, intre satele
Kitzka 81 Vistuaka. Au fost res
pinsi insa GU pierderi mari. Dupa
incetarea atacului, cercetasii ALA
tilor au gasit multe cadavre de
ale bolsevicilor zacind intro pa
dure din apropiere. Pc intregul
acest front, precum 81 dealungu!
riului Dvina Bolsevicii trag in
IT, una la focuri de artiIerie,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-07
REAUA SITUATE
DIN GERMANIA

t5
LONDRA, 6 Martie. Con-
form informatiunilor primite as
taxi din surse neutre, situatia in
Germania este Gu multi mai gra-
va de cum este descris4 in depe-
sele de la Berlin. Sc xice Cd for
ia armata a cancelarului Scheide-
mann este limitata u 36, 900 de GA
meni, sub ordinele directe ale mi
nistrului de razboi, Noske. Muni-
chul este IN puterel eftorva Bol.
sevici, caror putin Js pasa &c Sc
va alege le Gernani4 pe viitor
Ri STUNTS prijiniti d6 bandele sol
datilor liberati.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-07
Din Basel (Elve45& ne vine sti-

Din Basel (Elvefa ne vine sti-
rea urmatoare:
Vestile sosite aici din Budapes-
ia spun ca guvernuI I'unguresc a a.
restat II politiciarH, carl au com
plotat conspirafis contra repu-
blicei 81 au volt sa reintroneze
regatul.
Intre Gel detinuti au fost 81 pa
1ru fosti ministri, htre Ell genera
Szurmay, fost ministru de
honvezi 81 Iosif Szterenyi, fost
ministru de comsreiti al Ungariei.
Alexandra Wekerle, fostul mi
nistru presedinte al Ungariei es-
te mestecat 81 dinsul in conspira-
tie, ci, din cauza yirstei sale ina
intate, dinsul fost l5sat pc pi-
cior liber.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-07

e Gu neputinta trimiterea de tre-
nuri in Basarabia.
Pima cind nu sc va usura Siste-
mul de transport, foarte putin sc
poate ajuta populated flaminde,
in cea mai mare mizerie. Deocam-
datasar Fl lipsa mare de 200 loco
motive de tren. Aceasta - ori cit
de mare ar ii lipsa de alimente in
timpul Gle fata ar aduce mai
multi bine, mai multa usurare ST.
tuatiei, de cit articolii de hrana.
Din Zilau, nj Sc cmunica GU data
de % 1anuarie 1919 ca trupele ro-
mine Sc STINT La largul lor in Ar
deal. In ziua numita, soldatii ro-
mini au arestat pc viceprefectuI
Torok din Zilau. In afara de din
sui au mai arestat pc solgabiraul
Parkany, pc postarul Solymos 81
pc inginerul Balazs. Alte cauze au
servit inca arestarea a IS functio-
mari oraSenesti carl au fost dust in
ainteaaintea tribunalului martial
romin.
Generalul romin Ncculcea, YES
tit pentru aplicarea de .,cite 25''
'nainte de asta era stationat la
Cluj. ,Acuma fost transferat in
alta parte a tarii, pentru ca sa le
arate Ungurilor 81 acolo ,,cine-i
domn pc pamintul rominesc"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-07
REGELE sfRBIEI ABDICA.

ROMA, 6 Martie. - Regele Pc
tru al Serbiei in curind Sc va re-
TRACE de pc tron in favoarea prin
tului regent Alexandra, spune o
depesa primita din Fiume.
Sc spune Cd sbdicarea regelul
Petru va fl cetita cfnd Sc va des
chide parlamentul sirb.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-07
O BOMBA IN SINA.
COCA DIN SOFIA.

SALONIC, 6 Martie. -- in Bull
garia s'a pornit miscare anti
semita foarte serioasa, scrie zia-
rul evreiesc Ell Liberal Sim
bata, in Is Februarie, in sinagoga
ceptrala din Sofia a fost~ aflat5
o bomba. Bomba era regulate ca
sd explodeze cind edificiul va f
plin GU oameni, punerea bonbei
Sc spune ca ar Fl fost facuta de
bulgari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-07
Cdtrd toafe secfiunile Ligei Rationale Ron1lne
din America

RUG1M LUATI la CUNOSTINTI URMATOARELE:
= IN sdptdmna face pdri Dareo de
"d despre ntraee 81 eee Lgei Notionale Romine Aceas
td dare de ead tite tuur0r sectunor Lge Naton0
RonaSne din america.
ZIele urmdtoare trinite tuturor domaorior la
,Fomdul Birunt cuee pntru suels donate Cauza ntir
sier este fl cdutad in fdpt cd auut la dpoze tpd
ritWysLe
Lga Notondd Romsmd din America 81 FonduI Biruintti
trebuiesc sprine pc ca orr prle prim ee
ordtdm vrednicia 81 dragostea de
In ofacerile ,Lge Naoma I'd adresots siarelor CT
ofcuui Lge este la 917 American Trust Building, Cle
veond O. IN afocele siorelor, scrieti nnico Lgei
DplomeIe celor donot yLigeJs peste de SO
dolar tipdresc II trinise IN cuynd
tiMnsl0r.
Csnd trinsiteti boni, 0rda Mmur dacG pen
trn ,,Lga NGtonaG orr pentrN ,Fomdul Biruntif AAc,
produceti incurcdturi
Clevelond, O.. Mortie 1919.
loan N. SUFAN4, JULIUS E. V IOANOVICI,
vice-presediat& secretor tn0ncior.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-12-18
THE SPANDE FURNI-
TURE COMPANY

The undertaken. the coal man. the
ice man and the furniture dealer
are indispensable factors in human
relationships. People will die in spite
of politics and high water, they must
have heat to keep their bodies warm
in winter, and ice to keep their tenn
pers cool in mid summr Likewise
they will get married in which event
the furniture dealer comes into his
own. C. NJ. Christensen looks for
ward to matrimonial alliances much
as the old maid longs for marriage.
/ Every contamination of heart throb-
bings means money in the till for the
Spande Furniture Company. These
people carry a big stock of the verv
best furniture, carpets, linoleums,
curtains, laces, rugs, etc, etc. And
Charley is always glad to attend to
the wants OF and supply suggestions
to the newly-weds just embarking up
on the sea of married life. Candi-
dates for marriage would do well to
drop around and see Charley in the
early mornings before the crowds get
there. Matrimonial tete tetes should
always be conducted on the Q, T.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-12-18

OF profits is risk, another is waiting
and Mr.. Lundstrom has given his
board OF directors and his stockhold-
ers visual proof of his splendid bust
ness abilities in his purchase OF the
vast supply of goods. The Lundstrom
Furniture Company operates sim
liar store at Preston, Idaho. Buying
in car load lots they are able TO make
better prices than the average fur
niture dealer. and therefore get a
volume Of business that is gratifying
ly surprising. This firm gave one
check for more than $4,000 for lin
oleum alne during the last year.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-12-18
CHRISTMAS ACTS AS TONIC
Happy and EShlIaratlnG Mental Spirit
Has Good Effect on People, De.
clare Medical Observers.

Clos" observers IN the ranks Of the
medical profession have noted one very
interesting fact concerning the Christ
mas season that II generally has a
good tonic effect upon Their patients.
In explanation Of this the London
Lancet says that since Christmas has
come Ia be- regarded rs u time for
good cheer, u unr,crsal frcIIng of con-
ienlm"nl and huppirc>S Is rn.pndered
nj this time uf iuyOuSurSs. routine is
for n while relieved. certain fresh
ness Is given To the daily round, DIFF
icrcnces "r opinion are sunk. and a
charitable spirit prevails. T. II, by
the way, hoping Tor too much that the
season of good frlIow>l u Should leave
some lasting effect upon tile manners
aud methods of ullf
II may not hc easy To trace exactly
why this sense Of cNhiaratIun and
WrIl.hcing comes with the advent OF
Christmas. for the psychological fac
tors concerned are not staple. But
The maj point Is llur the mental state
does rvcryhndy guud and the annual
r"~tivlty Is Just rs excellent uu lnsti-
tuition rs The prescription oG 5,.r phySi-
clan which gives tome uud yia.g 10 the
struggle In Itrr's race. Thwr Is no
need nowadays, thanks ~ tire good
sense Of the people and the cuunsels
Of their modicul advisers, 90 wurall2e
about Ihr "yi'~ ur stupid Indulgence
IN food. ulruh"l und tuhIrro on fcs-
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-12-18
Keen un GOOD rimss.r

Keeping Interested does not Just
point toward the serious side Of life.
II points 20 rcatIon--thNt absolute
~ necessary constituent Of sane,
healthy living. Set yourself in the
swim Of good times" times that will
make you laugh and forget your trou'
bIes, There Is nothing easier than TO
slip out Of the way Of having good
times as we get older, and yet the ca
pacIty for enjoyment never dies in us,
though in our morbid peryersity Of
mental vision we insist to ourselves
that II hAs left US.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-12-18

others lest ! condemn myself. Let
me not follow the clamOr OF the
world, but walk calmly in my path.
Give me few friends who will love
me Tor what | am; and keep ever
burning before my vagrant steps the
kindly light OF hope. And though
age and imfirmity oyertakc me, and l
come not within sight OF the castle
OF my dreams, teach me still to be
thankful for life and for times old
er memories that are good aud sweet
and may the evenings twilight find
me gentle still"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-12-18
MAX EHRMANN'S PRAY
Err

20, Lord, let me do my work each
day; and il the darliened hours OF
despair overcome me, may not for
get the strength that comforted me
in the desolation Of other times, May
still remember the bright hours
that found me walking over the sill
ent hills OF my childhood, or dream
ing on the margin OF the quiet riv-
er, when a light gIowed within me.
and | promised my early God to
have courage amid the tempests of
the changing years, Spare me from
bitterness and from the sharp pas
sions of the unguarded moment. May
I not forget that poverty and riches
are of the spirit Though the world
know me not, may my thoughts and
actions be such as shall keep me
friendly with myself. Lift mine eyes
from the earth and may I not forget
the stars Forbid that I should Judge
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-12-18

ent time the largest amount OF linol-
Gums and rugs of any furniture con-
Germ in the state of Utah. In the
early spring OF 1919 Manager Lund
strom foresaw the upward trend of
prices and bought heavily, even TO
the point of danger. and today his
stock of furniture supplies is the
envy of every furniture dealer in the
state of Utah. One OF the elements
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-12-18
What Is M

A small girl was visiting her aunt's
room for the first time. She walked
about and scrutinized everything with
interest. Finally She stopped before
an attractive picture frame which was
standing on the table, but was empty.
After a puzzled moment she said :
"Auntie Ethel, what is 1t ] don't seer
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-12-18

II Is a blessed thing "a believe In
Christmas and all that II w,aus. II
is a blessed thing to he able to hear
the song Of the heavenly visitors. 1t
has never sounded sNeeter; never
more necessary, never more fun Of
hope aud promise.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-12-18
THE LUNDSTROM FUR.
NITURE & CARPET
COMPANY

Without fear o. successful contra
diction, we may remark that the
Lundstrom Furniture and Carpet
Company carries in stock at the pres
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-12-18
THE OPTOMIST

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achieve.
But without law and agency his life
Would be a blank and with inertia
rife,
So both were given him and thus
became.
Free agency obtained and Adam
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-12-18
CHRIS MAS MUSlNG.
Contributed by James A. Leishmau
THE PEISSIMIST

THE PE'SSIMlST
The Yuleude OF the currcnt year is
here.
And finds the world aJor In doubt
and fear.
The clements OF discord rampant
glows,
Adds terror to our ovcrburdened
woes.
The armistice that Quenchcd the
thirst for war.
Has left its attermaths, pcrplexing
sore,
The skill OF statesmen, presidents and
kings,
No Balm of Gilead" brings its Of
ferings.
Industrial rupture stalks throughout
the land,
And scattors discord with an out
stretched hand,
Forgetrul Of the blood and treasure
spent.
To safeguard freedom and insure con
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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-24
Resolutions for Pastor.

The following resolutions were pre-
scented by the members of the Con
ereeational Church OF this city to Rev
George Bradtield who resigned rs pas
tor OF that church and has accepted
the pastorate OF the Community
Church at Mellan Wis the resigna.
tion TO take effect Nov !
Whereas. We, the members OF the
First Congregational Church OF Mar
settles. are called upon TO lose our
pastor the Rev George Bradte!d due
to his accepting It call TO the Com
munity Church. Mellan, Wis be il
Resolved, Tha, We ot the First Con
gregational Church OF Marseilles, III
extend TO Dr Bradheld our most sin
cere thanks Tor his untirine work in
the church and Sunday school, wien
the Boy Scouts and III the community
at large during his passionate OF the
past twenty one months, also be il
ReGOll ed, That We extend 10 him
our sincere wishes for the great sue
cess and happiness in the new fell
to which he is row called
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-24
6{zES %2%e

! Perkins is getting to be whale of
! hitter.
Fewster is proving a tirst-class lead
of man.
Eddie Ccotte has world Of con
fdence In his ability.
Rnnors have 1t that John McGraw
is trying to get Rogers Hornsby from
st. Louis.
Cincinnati Is steamed to a million.
II Pat Moran cops he is Il miracle man.
II be blows he is nackerel man.
Playing on the Red Sox Is a tough
JOB a player has to be good enough
TO Keep his job and not too good to
lose ii.
Now that Ed Barrow has discovered
the worth of lleinie Wagner. the Red
Sox are expected to show little more
speed.
Rutnors tloat around Brooklyn that
Ivan Olson Is to succeed Wilbert Rob.
lhson az manager Of the Brooklyn
Dodgers next year.
Ford Talley, who couldn't get going
right In Texas. is now big winner
up In the Western Canada league,
where he Is playing with Regina.
Three times this year the New Or
leans Pelicans have been ousted from
the Southern league lead only to take
1t back, They ought to be getting used
to IT,
The Galveston club has been trying
out young brother Of Tex Erwin. He
halls from Dallas. where he has been
luylhg on The lots He IL said to DO
Is tust as u rabbit and can field,
Wallie Schnng Is fast gaining on
Babe Ruth ny the walking Kid. Oppos
Ing pitchers are beginning to fear the
terrific punch that Waffle operates md
are passing him In the crises.
Frank Baker ~ all set to retire at
the end of this season, II is reported.
He has been quitting the game for
the lust four or five years, but always
hears the call Of u tut contract and
heedY It. . -
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-24
MASSACHUSETTS IN
BIG BASEBALL FEUD
It Exists Between Towns OF
Orange and Atho|.
Manager Pat Moran Of Cincinnati
Reds. Says Strangest Part IL That
Fighting Always Takes Place
on Trolley Cars.

There have been some awful base
ball teuds," says Pat Moran of the
Cincinnati Reds, but If I'm not mis-.
taken, the worst of all exists between
the towns of Orange and Athol Mass
These cities hate each other--in base
ball ony-Wur>e than Rome and
Carthage. and the struggles between
them are something terrible tn talk
of. The strangest thing about this
rivalry is the fact that the lighting
doesn't as II rule, happen at the
games.
The games between Athol and
Orange are played with only the
usual amount Of scrapping, hootina
and bottle pegging-just about as
much as always happens AT such In.
tertoWn atfuirs--but after the game
good night Fdo. Tie trolley cars
running between the two towns are
rolling lunutic asylums. and the com.
bat is incessant-nothing but ilyinp
fists on every car.
The ban players long since learned
not 10 get involved in these battles
they never use the cars but slip quiet,
~ through the woods and hoot II
home. As to the umpires-Well, ear
YOU imagine an imp taking a chance
on one Of those troleys? They sill
up side streets and take secluded
trails. On the cars the fight lasts fol
hours the fans of Athol smash the
fans Of Orange: the fans from Orange
smash right back; the car crews are
rowerless-and are usually in the
thickest OF the fight anyhow, being hoi
tans-and the battle lasts till the 20.
lice at either end of the line collect
all the fans they can capture.
zone of the first games ever played
in-nhout twenty-five years ago--Was
between Ath0l and Orange. and | still
remember seeing the ears pull out
with everyone hitting everybody elst
on the nose. And its been so ever
since-the feud never gets cold A
business man of Athol may have the
most confidential relations with bust
ness man of Orange-may trust him
with any sum of money--but if the two
of them board the same trolley cal
after one of those gaines, they'll be
found at the end of the line rolling il
the aisle and clawIng each Others giz
yards. That's real baseball. Wilh cea
fans to help it on !"-Chicago Daily
News
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-24
Local Notoo.

Miss Adelaide Rosenfelt and Mrs
Cora CRANKY will attend the talr A
Macon tomorrow.
Mrs Ted Burke returned today 4
her home in Chicago after a VISIT a.
the home OF her parents, Mr. and Mr.
George Van Sylhe.
Miss Anna Schultz returned from 4
TWO weeks visil with relatives in Mat
ison Wis
The y b Card club will meet 10.
morrow afternoon at the home OF MIS-.
Lawrence Robinson on Rose street
o Kroehnke spent today IN Chicago
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Grams attend
ed the fair in Macon today
ROYAL Allen went to Chicago today
for few days visit
Mrs Baxter mother OF Mrs. l., keI-
loeg OF this city, who was stricken
with paralysis while visiting her
daughter in Aurora H.. was brought
to the Kellogg home in this city III an
ambulance last evening. Her condl-
ton remains critical
Mrs. William l.anglois and two chl!-
dren OF Leadyillr. Colo, is visiting
here at the home Of her father IN law,
y l.anglois
Mrs Kate Balchawsky Went to Chi
caeo Yesterday for several day
visit with her daughters
Mrs Ben Watland Went to Moline
today for a Week 5 visit with her son.
Walter Watland
Mrs Jack went to Chicago today 10
visit her daughter Mrs William
Smith, formerly OF this city
Miss Beulah Timmons returned this
afternoon from a visit in Chicago.
Miss Lulu ienerich spent today III
Chicago.
Mrs. NJ. Engel and daughter Ella
will go to Chicago tomorrow for
visit with relatives.
Willard Dix spent .oday in Chicago.
Thomas Worrell is expected TO 49,
turn today from visit in Detroit,
Mich, at the home OF his daughter.
Mrs. Joseph Hudson.
Mrs James Carney and daughter
spent today in Ottawa
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-24
MAT BOUT ON A
TAKE ALt%BASlS

Billy Schooner, middleWeight wrest.
Ter from indianapolis, who meets Ben
Reuben at the Haymarket theater in
Chicago Friday night OF this week,
rs anxious to meet the Hebrew in a
winner take all basis.
When the match was closed il was
sixty per cent to the winner and forty
per cent TO the loser, but Bill Is so
+llre that he can pin Reuben that
ne wants the entire purse TO the vic.
tor. Il have met Reuben before and
know can beat him "A straight
falls said Schoeber, That's me.
suggest that winner take all. | look
for a tough match, for they tell me
that Ben has improved greatly, but
he isn't in my class"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-24
MARSEILLES
MISS vHEREsA PHiLLIMoRE.
Rspresen NATIVE, Branch Onice PhiIiimors Building

Mrs Martin Ols"r spent today II
Ottawa.
Mrs kritchiield spent today in CT
taNa.
John Blanchard will go to chi age
tomorrow. where he viii enter Rush
Medical College
Emil Westerman resigned his posi-
tion AT The Kellogg meat market ana
has accepted one in Minooka, III.
Henry kohrts OF Rock Rapids. Iowa
is here visiting his brother, city Con.
missioner kOhrts.