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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27

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eid 40, kae~ ks zee there ssul -
svoks.
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thirt az n4rfysrs xiss syma u
veaid BE- q rs2gussoa " Beauty ana
the hssst. Ana csst Iss Ma syns'
future concern yoa she'd airssly
nsss w Der naind 10 lesss Asrs ~
risSt- hAdsr ,es. Nan Ne AsA
uaosntst The three s,sps leading 70 sAe
usssssAss' sssssry sss sos ss reach.
- esf he hand sor the vs0na cass.
a srsss esstsas ssoss vsss MAJ
heart. ne Tssssd her syse ana ~
that be vas psis and his lark sgn
vsrs sscxips omiDousiy. II vls AAsa
sor him TO bold hinsslf 10 cAsck 80
yet c:ot,o would make . missrsAIe
antagonist. - i-t -
Shs1th sot knsw What d.sposi,soo
he you'd make os her future. bat che
felt that ate could trust him.
Come she ssidf slipping her hana
within his arm- And 10 they vent out
iDso TIE n:sAt together -. =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27

Demanding. She-v1ve been iatoeA
Ing gsdsr . mistake for . sssl vAsiA
It's Z mans place to b the head ee
bis house and I've decided to. rsilsvs
Jour mother OF that responsibility =
the future. She means we'll. hut she's
GOT her. notions OF right and wrong .
little mixed. When the doctor recon-
meuds me TO take . little whisky and
euinine before meals In sosas 70 taks
IT,, And when you set your heart On
marrying . nice. clean. hard vOrkins
young fellow like willard Rudd you'ss
going 70 have him. You can just stsb
to the phone and invite him over this
evening Your mother and wont b
In your way any. And while you're
about It you can order DOZEN rolls
from the bakery. I'm sorter hungry
tonight for hot rolls"
A. Helen stared In amaseuspf 10
stopped over and laid Ais hand on. his
wifs's sheuldes. Come. nov, SarsA.
aes pretty and we'll say no more aboss
II You're . sensibSe vonAn--ssns-
iblss than BE-. Tor ! had 40 bustAess
to let you 80 On Ike this long =
have. By George. ! didat care Tor
myself. but when Il came 70 Helen'--
Ais jaw set-.I had to break bOes RUE
er bust be ended simply.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27

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Sries 10 cesrss sss 10 asa.
v~vsrsAsiss II ssssS lss . = -
sass Nm sss ssrseti,. sss sss s<ssa
- s!As foF ssns Ne tss ssssa her
~ ssrpriss--sks As1 l<s tfoustt a
usrs.Sss sss IA<s sss e.sts<
cosseioss % ell 10 hsc 70 oess.
hsvsssr. be tash courage frsss her
tlssl. oislis sss V - ssss ttrss
aAss Well ts sssie s'ss ksF utsii
;eoEerEos 10 EsSs ~ bar mit<
SIZE managed 70 bso for s.o.Asr
aAy % srs<s. tst the tAsse nishs cot.
N dsusnsss'ns sssssr. cssla eisls
return sss As ssss~1 matters sstt.ed
ssfcrs sls could tssssftrs
II sas sssdas sisst Tie place
~ss eresesc. bat Nsa plAs - hst~ss-
~.
The table dts's vAs for classr
oni, ana about ~ o'sloss meet u The
pstrons he'd lsl There ~eEs oniy
t~e tables oe,utisc. AID Nan With tbs
Other performers began 10 vst ssa,
her music. A mssserSsr troast, her
wort that c:etia vishst her 10 Fsmsin.
he vss IL the siiesen. but ts sorit
- sifh ber prssspsiy. >sn thought
Of aisst bot rsAlissd .; soxia % no
Sod. IL veala b bssssr 10 have Il
over vita she sss. putting tsr violin
81 the case. ~hss . uas GENE ds~u
the sisls.- II vss csAysso sDA ks vas
IN evening drsss. ,f
\ ooaiAnr ct here bs1Drs- be sA,c.
-bu; I've stopped In to take yos
keDs.-
NAs,s heart .i4ghtsssa. She vss no
longer AFRAID Of the interview with
ciosso. She eXplAiaet that she Tad 10
see the proprietor. bot. !, woniS only
Jake .ev minutes.
Ciosto .;rotssd up from the Kitchen
He eeskonsd- inpsrieusiy 10 Nan. and
then he passs1- 0iuits' swvp, In, tron
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27

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ssst1 la t<sss1sse AsF frsa tsk.ls
tsI rsktf.i se<lton ~ ne uusie-i
vera h1i o. sifhlssn ons nass -st
sss ne sssls.l- Ersfessiaa 10 sssF-
sFcvass % . yssr sfssF her fslhsrs
sssn. >sn .ss FsthsF siss - her
afs sss1ssnsrt sssl tLoass u sss
q plss ssnas lts dinner boar 81 sa
Italian restaurant
Tts ,osls Esa FsasiIs - ths
acsrsA, sencsses .hsl sss coaas
ever ciogtos His syes iook n ths
freshly pAisi.t ee,hns ths vsils
s4ssus< ~ith DlFrers. The htfis roane
tsssSs: sns llsl - sis AS,orishnsrt
ersv. Ties listsc - tie nasie.sns gsi-
lsry are tks1 be stes-o cutie stiil. sss-
;Is 81 >sn ssia 10 sosl IN hss syss.
Ne rscosniset ksf Immediately. A
year before shea be bee sssi START
q kls sorx o. tie nev sassss. tlefs
kse hs<n Al accident he hsc been
anolg he srsi of tfs rsscains squad
- acpsss %. the sosns o. the cs.s-in.
ana ks Lao carried Nan n Ais srms 70
the stree. sbes. Hs had Iessr FOR
erusa ne liuis shhs f.ce hirs
Aszins, lie shoulesr. tts sAseo~y no
10, syo sos ne srsmsnaous voice that
ssa skxaksd lin- sss AAc Tot tesl
Fart sse ste kse sSzs 90 p<sseSu,
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cssttsb,
He skssg capable - .sa0ns Eo-
eel sls tlAyse. Ala he sss fros1ins
az he made his sss eo~n the
vou- Fou1nstei, hs vss able 10 Sc;
. uhls tks, commanded . sies o: the
esiisry. anc ls ,Oin~a IN Tie applause
= hics ross otxfsnfneiy as she finished
SsSs :ast Vas While as sAe eosec
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27

bic place tor IL. @
Heller" began Ars wilcox. ori-
aously.
Helen dic 10. speak II WAS the box
o. leuers-itose ;nncesni little notes
Which willard Rndd bad sen; her from
time 10 time and which her father had
contr1ved 10 get into her keeping
~;tAou. her mothers knowledge. In
All things Helen and her father we're
allies. and be approved OF willard a.
mech AS heF mother disspDrored Not
that her mother Lad any reason .or
her disapprovsl except the fact
Did you hear me speak TO you
hslen." demanded Mrs. wilcox stern
y
Yes. mother. What is it--
Mrs WILCOX brought her hand out
Of her apron with .ess In IL was q
brown pint bottle. the very contour
OF which was eondennsioiy. 10 say
nothing Of an oaor which fingered
abolst it Look al that" SIZE said.
what DO you think OF ycur father
now
Relief followed 80 fas; upon fear
that Helen smiled.
DO yon cars 10 laugh AT thing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27

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:nssss1 u tas sr gallery ssui u vss
- lsls tksi sls sss ne last DsFssrs-
o. 70 arrive o. csSsso's. .sssss1 % tAs
art
Caste Fssrssss her. ts' sss seAsss-
7, lssF- lia. NE vss sssshiEs vist
,sslslsy. ssls Ls1 tsss kia1 to ~
cisls ts1 sssl called 70 brookvs -
sssy sAt . sea ssks; abe sse;a ~
soss a. least tnrss cAsa " hs eesiS
esls I.srrs -i~us >ss- csrs1s her
ssssnes. - eosls sissl . t.sres %
Asr. hat he sslis have 10 harm nat
ssrs Ara tolistl stsa be hs<
ssssLse 70 propose. tie s.rl cane ~
is,s ~itA fsshsa eessks ass spsrssiaS
ssss ass The hated yesss usn IN
tvesds vas 10 hh sssAl corner. AID
shss suile. 81 ssst oshsr.
That nisss uass >az sas pef:.ns
~ her nas'e preparatory 70 lssv.ns.
csosso ssI, fer Asr Asst os ire ansrs
tsd sons. see The proprietor vss ss-
tins ., . little ts6is n . corner.
Il have orssreS scns supper. ST
down EAT 10 talk 70 yor- Try
tlsk eoclikli; n ls . csoito cosktAii.-
Ne sposs ea.ssly. he had oliy .
ssishs trses Of socs1t nos'eessls ~tsH
he sAs esc.tsd.
Ns1s heart s>ns. She raised tie
cocktail ts her lips ssi barely sAstet
the mixture. Thea sks faced him
VIA, ara yos ~iss TO ~ 10 ne.
AT ciosios- she asked
He began viii . preamble He vas
, lonely osl n&a. sis children had
gone ous into TIE world 10 make
rlAess for ths0sessss lie sss;er-in-
lss roais 60 tsck 10 italy this sAs
y hat be sopsS TO force her 10 co,.
And lie needed . ~ousAn In lie home
A little white rosebud Of . girl with
violet eyes and soft white hands. some
one he could love ard be good so.
Nan came 10 herssl; With 6 start;
For . moment abe le; her mind dwell
IN what 5; ~ould mean II she accept
ID him. An slc TO her nSaneiAl vor-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27
NHE great steamer swiftly plcv-
her way through the ireaeh-
.rous wsss~. hns 4. rae IN

IWAHE great steamer swiftly plcv-
her way through the ueaeh-
sroas waters. but 1t WAS in
he early days ct the war when people
looked On Tie u-soats - more Of an
ulssion than . reality.
Evelyn Camille. one OF the passen-
gs,a. fsis that she vas indeed for
xsaA4o. sssss7 ~ hHs6d hHs6d sfhs not been stiectec
Tor Z difacult task and II that par
tscuIar moment vas she not looking
hse best
-Heu fortunate that I should look
~ .bsst 5ust ncv." Evelyn unused TO
Asrsssf = she pronensded the deck
vtfA John RAmsay. whom she had
knoxn In New York.
i Asxhey nssrsd The snd Of the steam
q eAasr line running along the side OF
ths cabin Evelyn thEew herself care
lsssly into ons and John took his plsce
aaEt = her.
Hsr eoapanssa 70 the LETT looked Up
o5sh . uerry tsinkis in his eye. and
9 - Gnss nxea Itself for nsre shan
ne ordinary moment on Eve,yns rosy
- 5oke RAnsay hssssosd 70 intro
1nee tbe0
~ = - canill~ NJ. Els
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27

Helen asd. In her own room sAs
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-15
NO CHANGE IS GIVEN
Mexican Merchants Refuse to
Make Small Sales.
Silver Coins Are So Valuable They Are
Being Aoard;d and Sold for
Their Metal.

Mexico City.--1'he most persistent
phrase encountered by the buying pub
lie in Alexjso az present is No hay
cambio," there Is no change.' The
silver in the Mexican peso, 30-ccnt
piece. and yAe smaller, coins is w,9rih
more tlihn the faca- vaIne o. the cplns,
so this money has heen boarded by
many persons and sold for their silver
content.
The result is that Gamble ar
change, has disappeared and persons
who buy OF sell are forced to pay from
A 10 per cent for silver pieces from
brokers' Most merchants refuse to
make small sales if they are forced to
give change, asserting they would lose
money IN the transaction.
The "aZtcca," or Mexican 2O.pe5o
piece (gOid) is practically useless as
money in stores ar cafes when the
purchase is for small amount.
II ni-hi as we'll be broke as have
an aZteca.' complained an American
who was hungry and could not find n
cafe to change his gold. Later he hit
upon unqu" scheme. He deposited
the "azteCa' with the cafe proprietor
and proceeded to eat at intervals until,
he had no mare credit, which. with
prevailing prices. was not long time.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-15
A FILIPINO KID
HEADED TOWARD u. S.

honolulu. Dec Ia Kid" Uencio, ,
t,lipino q Manila will in1sue "a
United States. bent on capturing he
worlds lightweight boxing champion
sale, according u SIT ..7't-
konter cE tao army Quartermasjers
corr. who arrived here recently.
Renter Wnu has Dcen pi Jninenl IN
army and civilian sport q Giles in
Manila, said DenCio holds the 0rieata.
bantam weight Championship, and al y
be featherWeiglt and lieh welsh 3
champion hips. Dcncie is q real
scraE pei, ami anybody who has toucnt
against him knows H. He has only
been defeated once since the started
his fighting career. In this tieht Lew
edwards. lightweight champion OF
Australia. beat him. Dencio will prob
a1ly be booked up with Benny Leon
ard for his first bout.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-15
Local Notes.


Miss Mary Cronil, public hcaltt
nurse. leit ,his morning Tor Chicago
Wdere 5ne vii atteLu Il COnIereuc
o. the central uIvhsiua PUN n.-tt,+
Red 70 S nurses. All the nurs IS
working unucr tnis division OF EeI
cross nurses were called to this me
Ing wLlcl Nlii cUut,4dc threc day at
the La Sale hotel
Mis- Lenna hra.lc. public heath
nurse OF Ottawa spent yesterday her
wishing Miss Mar, Cream AT the hOme
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Dilnan
r, /. Men maue nu mess tsip
to Chicago today.
W. II. MCCurdy returned Saturday
10 his home in kalamazoo Mich, al.
ter "a few da. visit here n the home
of his dau tier Ms. Earl Johnson.
and viii leave tod1y i0r Niagara Fails,
New York. 10 side during the winter
with his son.
Mrs. Geo. Phillimore Went to Chi.
cagO TO-DAY .or d .op.e 4. uass VII
with relatives.
Mr. AMI AIRS. Patrick Murphy Of OF.
taws, visited here yesterday at the
home of Mr. and Mr.. Joseph Bales.
M. and Mr.. Fart DiN a. | daughter
returned yesterday to their home iG
Joliet after visit here at the home Of
Mrs. N. +. Dis on Fairlicw
Don't iogct the dance tomorrow
evening in the Home Defense League
hall Music by the Johnson otcIestsa
Mpg II y hlilhnrr n f1t a
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-15

Tor the church and with but moagre
gra p OF the realities. The more lie
puzzles and ouihstanccs lim the NOR,
ol Il saint ne becomes aIi the create
his loneliness. for all the love his
daughters Dear him. The daughter
nave lest touch with their father r..
lt-lon and are working eat their gWn
mundane salvation each ia her own
pragmdtIC way. The Nation says.
The book not Onl sound and fine
art. but like all sound and fine art a
record and II prophecy in the direction
Ut human liic.'
Dangerous Eay," n story of Amer.
lran society IN war time Above the
average
Arrow o. Gold 4 complicated
story Iaid In TIE time Of Don Carlos
DC bourbon, pretcndcr to the throne
OF spall. The financial ard diplomati c
oackH OF the cause Is Don Rita, a
tFaneely adorable woman. Like Con
iad's other hooks it Is subtle In It's
shade Of thought and emotion ny
! some reviewers II is not con hi1red
as good as Victory"
TIA Soldier A light sentimental
slory ~ The auth or Of Contrary
slary' ana "hIory of Youth"
christopher and Columbus" are
! TWIN girl twins of A1glO.iermH Il
Naroilage, The death OF their belo\
ed English moihersmake it necessary
10 send them TO Hive with English rel.
atist~. Their German name and de.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-15
TELL OF VIENNA STARVATION
Viennese Physicians Describe Condi.
tions in City Before Meeting
in London.

London, --,pescrlption Of starvation
conditions in Vienna were gwen by
Two Viennese physicians Herr Schlcs.
singer and Herr Hertz al meeting
held here under the auspices Of the
fight the famine council,
The latter declared Vienna was vir.
tually blockaded on all sides and suf-
fering from lack ~ coal He declared
the industries of the city were going
to pieces.
Dr. Schlessinger said food conditions
in Budapest were less serious than in
Vienna because farmers are selling
their cattle, rather than risk seizure
by the Roumnnians. He asserted, how
ever. that this was only temporary
expedent and that unless help was
forthcoming. widespread suffering in
Budapest was probable.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-15
REDDICK'S LIBRARY
= MATTERS =


The Best OF the New Books.
lie magazine, the Bookman has Il.
Nlutu jnc onileu state, into i've lspt.
ions Each monla II prints Ii .
based on reports from libraries of the
STA best novels III demand in eaca sec.
tiun AMI also the six best non-ricti0u.
1t then concludes The list with a nal
OF the SIX best iiction and the siA pcst
nopflction lur the whole ilit "a
States
Following are the names of book
which nave been holding their own.
Fiction.
lbancz -Four liorsemcn G, the
Apocalypse.
Galsworthy Saints Progress
ithinehait: Dangerous Days.
Conrad Arrow Of G0,u
galley. Tin soldier
Arnim: Christopher and COLUMBUS
Cooke. The Cricket
Waipoc Secret City.
Ruck Land Girls / owe story.
Grey: Desert o. " heat.
Porter Dawn
Wells: Joan and Peter
Lincoln Shavugs
Harrington: Magnificent Ambersons
What They Are About.
-Four HOrsemer" needs no com
ment. Rex Beach said hc wa, glad
he read IL; he Away thought, the
Apocalypse was some kind Ola tree
Saints Progress" Che sainl,issan
English clergyman 100 spiritual ven
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-15
MARSEILLES
BY CONDO.
MISS THERESl PHiLLlMORE,
Representative, Branch Office PhiIilmorc Building

spent sunday in ttica at the nome oi
NJ. al AIRS raw turl
Ar ana MIR. + lloyd Lawrence OF OF
taWa, visite - terday IN this citl
at the hCn.e {; Nj and Mrs Lyman
Lawrence.
"A Mrs. Lonald Brad visited yeStCr
uay here a. the home OF Ter par, is
AR. ana Mrs. Scott Bowers.
Mr., and Mr. RAJ GRAMS an 20
were guests Yesterday to a dinner al
the home o. MIR. and MI Grover Kil!e
lea.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Bales will
move tomorrow from the Richard fe.t
residence on lincoln street. into the
Fisher residence Oh West huff street
The household furniture of Rev. and
Mrs. A. + Stephens. pastor of the
congregational church. arrived here
tOlay.
5erg Francis Sigler who recently
returned IRON france, will depart TO.
morrow for Fort Hamilton, New York,
after a thirty day ur'ough here visit
Ing his parents. Mr.. and Mr. John
Sigler. He expects 10 be mustered
put OF service about Jan LIST.
Mrs T. Thompson spent today IL
Ottawa.
Miss Marie Gerbcrt OF Seneca was
4 visitor here yesterday.
Thomas Kelly OF Ottawa transacted
"a mess here today.
Mrs. Carrie prilchard departed Sat
urIa" Tor North Carolina where she
viii reside with hcr son.
Ms John Brownie Id went to Bal.
more today TO reside during the Win
ter with her daughter. Mrs. Horace
iurkhatt.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-15
POINTERS ON ELAPSED POLICY
Not Necessary TO State Physical Con.
dition IT Reinstatement In
Three Months.

Washington modification OF
conditions governing reinstatement OF
elapsed policies announced by the war
risk insurance bureau. no statement az
10 physical condition will be required
within three months after discharge
from the service. bn, after three
months statement declaring the policy
holder to be in as good health as at
the time Of discharge will be required
together with a written request FOR re-
instntement and two months premiums.
Policies may he reinstated within
eighteen nopths, after discharge, upon
payment or two months premiums.
.andx AL Lanssd pplicies may be- rein
sAatd .hhal' 4exe bee. 8ir.sardless Sf
ns , 'lnSa if 'H~T'|I''' 4. p't"'1''Hm
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-15
ONE. LEGGED ATA' FTE
MAKES SOCCER TEAM

~ Norl; y 2 - James T" so
ODDS \ Junior al Swarthmore col.
lege. had his left les ampu,ated
twelve years ago iuSi below the knee.
bnt that misfortune did not deter him
from taking part in the school ath'
leticS and Nports lie mas already
played on various class teams at the
college mad has found a-4'oer,h ON
the varsity eleven -.
Bogardus has an ariitcia limb,
ana during his preparation for col
lege at George school. he INDUCED in
every possible sport being for tlree
$, as pager ga 10" tNi- tennis
team a member Of The winning
team. a soccer PLACER aad member
cf tie uaocbal lr,p. 80 :,
ol and began taking NJ athe'etic
even years ago.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-15

! scent cause many amusing compiicG
tions. Taey are finally sen, To Amer
! lea to indie, mite familJ friends Nher'
more trouble arise but eyerythn;
ends happily rather Unexpectedly. Thu
dialougue is naive and amusing.
The Cricket harmless.
Secret City \ Story Of hussl.
during the Revolution by the author
OF Duchess OF WreXe," "fortitude'
ald Green Mirror
ped cream sort OF story.
Land Girl Love story y whip
ped cream sort OF story.
Desert OF " heat a story OF tnt
Montana wheat fields in which l. "
VS. pro-GermauS aud pro'AnericanI
play "A lively part in true Zane Gre,
ia hioi!.
"Dawn" \ story OF "a blind boy
Oy the author a Poilyanna.
Joan and Peter Contains all tn,
author thiaAs about taglish cduc5
ton and educators, and he thinks a
pieliy
Shaving Another good Cape
God story b. . popular author whC
never seem to exhaust al iavor.ts
Sc ting.
Magnificent Ambcr.ous.' \ ,tor,
OF WorIdly rich amily with mos
iEsufferaDle nero Not So good u
The Turmoil
Other New Novels.
Eabcock; Soul OF Ann Rutledee.
.5tn ~ inrnl,1'l t.(rlk
manhood in southern Illinois.
Harebelion; Journal OF Dsap
pointed Man" The diary OF an III
tenscly cgoti,iiCal Young naturalist
caught by the creeping approach o.
death. Has been attributed to II. q
Is Contains much whimsical ana
acrid humor.
historical rovel OF the time Of the
American Revolution.
DeMorgan: old Mad.house.' Ad
mircrs Of DeNorgan viii like thi LOON
and anyone else who enjoys a Doon
with So page AMI - 800 words.
Edwards. "tomrade >ct,a.' A
Promised Land" sort Of story.
Norrls; sisters"
"patrCa Brent spinster' one III
these amusing, entertaining stories
Raine: Man ioursouare. book
With strong characters and plenty OF
action We tern
Harrington: Ramsey Milholland
Not 50 good a. some by the same a'i
thor.
Wright :"Ie-creation Of Rraln
Ecn,." The say that Daisy Ashford
the 9.wyar-Ou au,hor has Dech wrlt
ing 5laoo. she was three Years old. but
out |har Books came out anoymousl!
under The name of Harold Bell
wright
Turner: simple Souls delight
lul impossible tale
CobD: Life Of the party,
Clifford. Mis- fingal,
Dodge: Rosy.
The number of volumes Of liction
which we are able to purchase ~ very
limited on account o. our present ap'
preparation and increased circulation.
However any book may be- reserved.
A charge oi . cents Is made IOr the
nooee' n M%.s I :. .5.~.-.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-15
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llrfo ~ +, Pa manager &. ,he liohie
inch. lcar Mn. viz, NcNic1, has bnr'
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Observation-Disclosures Nup.ials.

TWO we'll known people Of this Cley,
MI $ jeanette Smcadins AMI Gaseous
we're married Saturday
afternoon az the parsonage by Rev,
Lawler Tao bride is daughter OF
Mr. ana Mrs. Edward Smcading and
tie groom Is a son Of Nh aud Mrs.
sam buckingham. who reside ON a
farm near Ottawa The couple Viii
make their home in Mar elites.