davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1919-03-07
Nns ben @ereiustreiicu
s6peiser gOa.

Die Sdpeioer botten eiaentlif
lngIiid eebobt. Sroboem tie idlon
Dor @ofen Die SoIIc oes OIO Waolc.
mic SempeIs fir IeSten Montag be.
legt un0 ole 8orbereituugcn fir Ole.
len Gag ~getroffen butten, mubten lic
in lesten AligenbIid e~rfabren, OuI;
plIrd eiu 8erieben ser Iermultruag
oieIer Wontog %anOerpeitig pergcbcil
mar, mo 70 blieb ibnen nid)ts anoc.
res iibrig, ais ben Ball ultf Den
DienStag 6lt rerlegcn. Snfolgcoclicu
batten iie fein groBcs Iertraucu ollf
einen GrfoIg. Iber iiebc 0a! Der
Ball perIief nifts0eltoiueniger 0l6n.
SeuO, uno nit Dem @rfolg fonnen sic
Sdmei5er mebr ais 5ufrie0cn ieinl
Die Snllc mar prGftig nit Slaggen,
inter Oenen 0ieienigeu oIler &anto.
ne Dertreten maren, 0eforicrt, Sic
Wiiiif mar gut mo fir 0eu Ieibli-
den Meniden mar 0onf ser liner
miioIihfcit Serrn S~SllIirS GgloffS
aitf'S bette geIorgt. 0nb I'M @rfri-
id%uuigsroum imfoloeOeIieu reyes SC.
ben lno Sreiben berrihte, peritcbt
lid bon icI6it. Der ldnuei5eriihc 0c
Innote, @err Sltl5er ltn0 Bcmoblin.
maren erid)ienelL nib Die W1doeIS in
Ihpei5eriihen Gradteu trllgen has
ibrige oa5lt bel, elm lebensIriineS
ms a~naiebenoes 8ilO bcrnor6u5an
bern.
Die folgenoen 9onlites battelt ole
2eitumg IN SGtiSen: 8crmlitnItungs
&omitc: Gbns. 6iigIiiter, @orlibcr;
3llliiS GaIoff, ShoBmeiitpr; 5roIt
Clara 8icber, Sefret6r; u. Sunoo5.
Gbeo. 1icurO, g. @ei6. g. SoIori, &.
@utman, s. 8ritgqer, 60. Shnlio,
q, @ioggini. Gbos. Tamngni. 3.
Storm Jran u SonooS, SRI. sc.
SleIi Srou M. Shmiot, SRI. x.
@roediM
Gmpfangs aonite $. &fiitcr.
Gbas. 6iigIiitcr, $. Giienbeil q.
aIoesli, 6rou 90. Sduniot, 6rolI ".
@lttrnon
Eon3-&omitc. 4 .9orrlot S.GicS.
Ter, IS. 9IoesIi, g. areiB.
Washington Journal., 1919-03-07
@Orfriebs Gabe Mars in sidt?

iDie militdriihcu 8coingltngcn fir
Scit Srieoenspertrag linO fcrtig &c
itcllt. Der britiid,eStootSlcfretGr bcs
aetberen q. 8. golfoltr crfldrtc III
BaiS aitldBlid elmer Nillpradlc oil oiC
5ritilden ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:
@egen Gnoe WiGr3 iperOen mir
linen @orfrie0en m~inOeltens i'll Sidi
6obcn. Dies miro Der 9r06te Sort
i6ritt IN Ser Nidytimg ailf Ben @clt
lrieoen fem.
Muriholl Sod lmterbrcitetc Dor
eihigen Gaqen Dem oberiten Iaiier.
tenrat sic nliIitGriIdcn 8eOingilnaen
fir Oen SrieoenspertraQ; OicIe iolen
ten @eOinguugen betreffs Scr 5lotte
in 8eratung acnommen meroen.
Die militarii1en Seoingungen cnt-
baIten sic Mbriiltung oes OeutlHen
Scores bis alif 5mon5ig 0ipilionell
pom je oebntoiienO MeanlL fiinf5ebn
Dipiiioncn SSnfanteric uno fiinf 9ipi-
iionen MrtilIerie. Sir sic SerItel-
sltIammcn nit oer bereitS cingerei6-
litllg bon &riegsmaterial aler Irt
meroen I6arfe GinihrGntlingen be
eben1o miro sic 8enltsung
bon SIiig5eugen fir Griegs= uno
SnnoeIs5mede 8efhrdnfungen I'm.
termoffell
Die Morine : 8eoinelingen ieber
nid)t MIR bic ponitGnoige llnterOriif.
llrln BON 9eutidlnnos Snu6boot-
waffe, lonoern iiberbaitpt Die Mb-
iGafflrng Oes Solldbootfrieges fiji
oic gan5e 8elt Dor.
MnlGBIid Der 8eltimmlingen iiber
Ole Sdleifnng Ser 8efeltieungen Der
Snicl Selaolono nn6 oes Sieler SEA
nols bat g(omiral 8enion i'm Nameu
scr Ser. Staoten Den 8orbebalt &C.
ii
Washington Journal., 1919-03-07

iuobner OeS 0iitrifts am Iestet Con.
ncrstag bic Sllriidgcfebrten SoI0otei
0es 0iltriftes mo Sen 8rGiiOcntcr
cbrten, nobm eincn glGn5en0cn Ser.
Iolif. &iel trug Oo5i oaS prG6ti9C
Mctter bel. llnO nit Dem Sntereiic,
ooS sic 8olbingtoner on Der g[ffoire
nobmen, fonncn ole @efeiertcn boil.
altf allfrie0en iein. Die Strobcn ma
rem gerammt boil, un0 Dunocrte,
ipeun nid)t tallenOe, mlBten micocr
mad Soule geben, neil tic Ourd) Die
adt bis 5ebn &eiben ltarfe Clinic Der
3uiholter nidDts bon Dem. moS ol,i
Der yobrItraBc Dor ii6 ging, ieben
fpnnten. Y%rGliOent gSiIIou morlMier
tc Itromm au Der SpiBe, big er bic
Sribiinc, bic Dor Dem @eiBen @auic
errid)tet mar, erreidt botte. Nltf
Den 5itriidgefebrten SolOnten, mod
ten tic min gcluno, beripim0et ooer
berfriippclt icin, Iob man cs OIL ibren
fr0blihen @eiidtern an, luie gliidlif)
tie worcrL Dem @crenfellel atf Der
onocren Seite ocS S6eonS cltromen
5lt ieill. Mud mas ionit in Der 9a-
ro0e bertreten mar, &riegSmoidi-
ncn, S~Sabr6euge Ncroplane unO lent
barer 2ltftballon, bot oeS Snterelian-
ten 10 nicl, Dob o%icjcnigcn, Sic ctpas
Iebcn tonnteil iiherlid b%efrieOiet iid
auf 0cn Seimiueg madten2 Sn GLE
oicIe6reuoe lit MIR ein bittercr Crop
fen gcfallen? 0aS &omite itebt eli
nem Delight BON $4,000 gegeniiber.
@cnn man beOenft, OoB Ole fir sic
son5c Yorooe brn6tigte SrmnIc lid
nun ouf $4,000 belief, 10 lit cs eli
ecnttid Detachment, 0aB oicic Der
bGltuismGBi9 geringc Summc nift
I'M SanOlunbreben alllgebratbt mtr-
Sc. IS lit nur 5li lcbr 81 boffcn, bob
lcr @%enleinlilm Der 9ilrger ooS DC
icit bol0 Oedcn l0irO.
-Gomnro Sauna, 9rGliOent Scr
Central 8eOerotco Union III Ser
'Dnrf, fiin0igt oil, OaB bercitS 4O0,-
900 gtrbriter nol1A9lclu Dorf iidl Be-
reit crfl1rt Doben, al Den 5tifc 81
gebclL ioIte am I. Sill mirfliG Die
Gro6ibition eingcfiibrt iperocn. Sir
ocn SUM lit cine aonoention nob
4tlontic Gitp berrfen morOcn al Der
ourd 0clcgoten Sell 81 nebnlci1, ale
Mrbciter Grgoniiationen 0cs 2an-
oes auigeforoert luorOen iillO. GS lol
oonn Elm GeneroIitrifc crfldrt iper-
Den. Ser Sauna iagt: User irgeno-
mic nit Ser grbeiter6cmegung Der
front i1t meiB ooB mir ouf eiAem
@ltlfun libcn mo Dab prohibitions
gcTcbgebltng, mic iic bcobad)tet 1T,
lieicn Sultan 5lnm arsbrud brinqen
miro.
-gea6 langcn @erbonOlungen
mad after onaepolotcnG 6itruftinns-
oolitif bat sic Negierung bod eno=
lif oen Sice DoOongctragcl, illoem
nod elmer c%rmltoenoen Na6tIitltitg
ser Senot am Sonntoa Worgen ge-
zen / llbr oie 8ietorp 9oan @ill an
nabnl. Ole Mnleibe miro 7 9iGio
men Collars betrngen.
Washington Journal., 1919-03-07
@crlammlanscn in Der ~fOmmeuoen
&ade:
0ienstaa:

Oienstag:
.GGneerbunb" 0irettorinm, in
Mr. 3l4 6 Ctr. N.-8.
&nppcrt Some Srauen 'Silfsber-
Gin; inn &uppert Some.
Mmerifaniider uuterItiisnngs,
@~crein"; in '622 So. @pe. g. W.
Mittpo6:
.Nercin 8ooen", in 922 Ta. Mne.
NorOmeit.
~gGnocrbuno Damenperein" ii
314 6 Ctr. N.-N.
0onnerstag:
Gccofio 8un0; in 2O3 8. StroBe
go.
Sonntng:
@oiienbaals 9irettorium;
Washington Journal., 1919-03-07
%erluust &Isbissit aber SOlferlisu

abgeoroneter 2~ruloeet MinnqIo.
ia. reidte I'M 9oule cine Bill Gin
loilt lpeld)cr Dem Golf Der Ger. Stao
ten oos Med)t gegeben meroen Toll.
ilber sic Annabmc ODER 4blebmmo
Der &onititution Der %olferliea ob.
suItimmer. Der Oemofrotiid)C
8lnoesicnotor 2cmis erflGrte, Ool
cine 0ppolition gegen Die Solferli.
ga. obnc ooB man eilen onOercn al
Seren Steae fest, elm politiiher ooer
pcrionIi6er Gnariff oui Iraiiocnt
@illpn lei.
Washington Journal., 1919-03-07
YrOipett Sill TrieObuf.

Die &obl ser 8eamten uno 9iref.
loren ser Groipeft Sill 5rieobofs-
@eicaifaft finOet ltott om
0isnStas, ben Is .aRars 1919,
nodmittags bon Is llbr.
in scr Soae Ocs Oriental 9au.
ucreins. Gde Der s. uno S StroBe,
81. %. @inaong an ser 6teu StroBe,
gSilbelm Martin, ScfretGr
Washington Journal., 1919-03-07
? oocr 3 nnm0bIi cric Simmer
AcinGjt Don jmnacm, oemtINcn
@Depnar. Cffcrten an oieerpeoitiOn
3u %uerfanfen:

&esen Ger5uss oes ieeigcn SSnba
bers cine 20 Mere aroBe dornr. OH
Der 8aibington Baltimore GIcc-
trio Gar Sinie geIcaen. 0iciel6e cig
net ii6 beionoers fir @eiu. @eniiic
SiIbncr. oocr 9ienen3uht. Gol6
prcis $4,000. NobcrcS in ser Grpc
oition oicicS 8Iattes.
Washington Journal., 1919-03-07
&leines taOtncnigfcitem

-Wtdlirlce Nod)e, 70 Sabre alt
tpllroe, oIs er Die StroBc iIberidritt
BON einem 8ogen scr Capitol 9rac
ton SO. 5u 8oOcn %geporfen, nobel Ct
ciilen Sd6oeIbrild erlitt. Gr Der
itorb im Goiualtn &oipitol.
-Mn ben 0rci eriten Sogen Ote
Ter ISOLDE foro bier sic @onfcrcn5 Oel
@onberneltre ser Stooteu utO Del
8iirgermeiiter ser gr0Bcrcn StdOtC
0eS 2onOcs ltatt. 9icfclbc murOe on
Montag im Colt Noom BEG 8ciBer
9ouIeS NIT elmer Nniprahc YrGit
Dent @iIion'S cr6ffnet-
Sn sen Icbten ddt Monatei
inltroen bier nid)t menieer ais GOO
Mlttoulobilc geItobIen. Der Auto.
abtcilung Der &oIi3ei lit eS geIitn,
gen, $50 ocrielben mieoer at crlon.
gen 0ud 4nlidt Der Holi6ei fam
Dem ltebel nir OoOurh gebolfen tuer'
Sen, pcnn Sic Strofen fir 9llttooicb-
itobl peri16rft tperoeu. Dos gegen-
mGrtigc @eieB iiebt ais boditc Strn-
fc fiinf Sabre @efdnenis Dor.
Die 3sueitc Notionol @anf bot
Girclilore oltsgeianOt, melhc fol9en-
oermoBen lallten: u8ir baben Die
Iesten Mlooelle bon 8u1fiibrungs.
maidinen bel ms cingefilbrt mo
meroel 0eSbolb in oaernGditer 3u-
fuuft Oas olte SDltem Ser Siibrung
BON Gontis obI1affen. @s lit OeS.
bol6 piinlfellspert, Oie @anfbiidcr
unIerer &rnoen# 10 idneG ols mo9lih
5u %bilanSieren unO mir m6dltcn Ocs,
halb unIcre 3unOen bittelL ibrcgunf
bidder bel ibrem ndditen 8eiud) in
ser 8auf Si loilen oocr oielelben per
Nnlt ein3uienoen.
Der &plgrcB bat leine Siblm
gen geldIelicn 8raiiOcnt @ilion II
un Mittiucd pieoer nnd 6runfreid
obecreilt. s3luei f.tr6c sSafta, llar
bod bergen iic. 10 pieE in itt). Der
Irdli0eilt 1T nbgefabe:L oblle ieineti
8Ion fir sic 8olterlign pom &ongrcb
inooIiiert 5u lebeu nlO in Der lie
6arscilgung, ooB er iidl ouf einen
~crniten &f gefaBt MAIDEN mltB,
tuenn er mieocrfommt; oenn Damn lit
Ser @ongreB inter republitanilher
Qontrole. G5 lit mobl ouBer Sra
oc, 0oB bel Ser Observation-Disclosures
I'M Sabre 1920 0iele Sroge Die ent'
i1eioenoe iein luiro.
Or. 8. 3. @olfe bate u. 9.
Saqcrtp bcrflagt, ibm $57 fir pro
ieIIioncGc 0ienite 8u 6ablen, Die er
mGbreno ser Synfluen5aepiOemie &C.
lciftet bette. Or. @olie bate fir ie-
Sen 9eiud S. berednet, 50 fir ieoeS
mciterc MitgIieo Ser Sanlilie na6
Dem CT BEL ieinen 8ciuhen lab, 81
bis 2 fir ieoe &onIllltotion iIber Oas
.gclcpbon rtno SOC fir jeoe Sdadtel
Seopleln bon Is Stiid, Bic er Der
lhrieb. Ser 8eflagte battc Die Sor
0qrullg fir 0ll bod crodtet, uno lr
1nl Mld)ter O00le, 0eiDer olelelpl
an S35 berablebte unO oicie Gum
me Dem Ir3tc 5ulprad).
Scr 27-jdbrigc George &arfcr
iuolltc leidt redt picl @elo ueroienei
il1en err III 8erlebung beg 8elebeS
@SDiSfeD oil Solootcu 81 %perfallferi
fltd)te. rno alpar Oas bolbe Biltt titr
$3.50. Wis sic 8oli5iiten Seap uni
ManSfielo i'm Si perbaften Iltd,ten.
~leiitete CT 10 energiiden @iocrltano
oob Sic @dd)ter oes @eiebeS bon H.
relt &niippelM @ebrauh MAIDEN mllB-
ten. Ga SOC Barter natiirli1 ben
fiir3eren. uno 0ie 5olge mar, Dab er
slnd1lt nad) Dem emergency SoIpi-
tai genommen mcrOen mlBtc, Inn iidj
feline 2opfpunoen Derbinoen 81 ldl.
len. Damn bradte man i'm mad
Wllnrmer Cider, uno nun iiebt er Der
Mnflaqe megen illegolen Spirituoien-
p~erfoufS uno Nngriffg entgegen.
Washington Journal., 1919-03-07
10000 @Oama9lsm.Nrbeits itreifer

10000 Nngeiteatc ser @olmiibl.
en- IN Goiinic, q. 8. babcll Die 9r.
belt nieoergelest, neil oic Union uoi
Den grbeitgeberll nif)t nnerfonnt
ipuroc. 4genten Ser s. &. ". trei.
ben ibr llnmeielL, un0 mor bcfilrd
tet, ooB es Su @elDoItfatcn fonumcl
miro
Washington Journal., 1919-03-07
@e6mrten,
@eimnussSifieren5en iiber Ginuan.
0eruuQ.

Die MrbeitSnlsi6iiiic Der britiid-
en- rno omcrifaniiden Nrbeiterpar.
tel fins at ernitlidlen llneinigfeiter
iiber sic onaerifanilden Gintuan0er-
Observation-Disclosures gefommcn. 9ie
8ritcn Iino al @unIten BON 6reiSii
oigfcit fir 4rbeiter, oie proponicrtcil
ncllen @eiese 9lmerifas aber molten
oielc 6eoeuten0 einidlrdnfen.
Mon bat bic onierifaniidlcn Dele.
goten ollr llnteritiitung angegnnget
onnMrpH, @cnllOai virflihe NeIifo'
teicn, inn al Gaben bci:
Sablers, 36-45 @isss Marft,
Washington Journal., 1919-03-07
GuucorSia @emeiuSe
90. ms q Str. g. %.
81 *. alaef8eL Altpr.

s,l eiicr gntbeindten Berinmm.
litna oeS 6rnuenoereiils Scr @eniein.
sc mud)tcn 0iele ser Goncoroia &c
meinoe elm iebr uettes Gcid)euf. be
Itebcuo in flingeroer Y2iln6e. Otl
@cburtstogstinocr oes MonotS lino
SRI. glmoliu Gromon, 6rnu Osfar
Iuppert, Sran 8nl. @roB Nror
emma T6omfornt, Srou Geo. @ap.
Tor. Srou Mnrn Stein, 6ran Narr
9romn, 6roil MnrD Sortig, Srlio
@oGt. 2otti @ebbarb.
Washington Journal., 1919-03-07
GbamscliiG 2atGeriide 3iunS.airde.
6. ms q 5troBe N..&.
Midcro Shmiot, Goltor.

@%aionntdGlidl SonntuosidpIc Inn
HtO llbr pormittags.
0enfiAer @ottcsoicnit, Sun-
tuq 10 llbr pormittags.
Gn0liiler @ottesoienlt oil ieocm
Sonntog I'm ii Hin morgcns llnb
7.45 llDr aben0S.
2utber 2igo. 8o6cnonOndt fir
Seoermonn, jeoen 9onnerstag I6euo
mn 7.15 llbr. .
aonfirmuuoeu llntcrridt jeocn
Moltaq uno gomerstog abcnos Z
llbr.
Washington Journal., 1919-03-07
Gu. 2nt6. 9reieinisfeits- Girdle
Ate iluo 6 5traBe, q. ".
$. 5hrocoer, 8oitor.

@ottcsoienItc. Sonntu9s If llbr
moreens, oeitid; 7.30 ltbr obeilos
engliif).
GonntoeiAule. 9.30 ll9r ulorGers
Washington Journal., 1919-03-07
YrOipeft Sill TricnBOf.

Die idbrlide @criommluua ser
Got. uno @rabeigentiimcr OcS 9ro
ipeft Sill SrieoboieS finoct itott an
9isnstas, ben II. Miars 1919,
Mbenos s llbr,
in Ser &oac oes Oriental 8ailocr.
ems. Gde Der 6teu mo q Strnbc.
q. 80. Gingong olt ser 6tcn 5tro
be.
@iIbelm @artin, Scfrctdr.
Washington Journal., 1919-03-07
SoSesfaGe:

Sltlius SdontbaI, "A, 904 @cit
militer ctr. N.@.
Gbas. $ Saul, AZ, @rooioencC
SoipitaI
We6mrten:
Gblporo u. ms Goitb AItmun
&nobe
eoworO 5. uno Morp @aarquort,
MGohen.
Washington Journal., 1919-03-07

ScrIanat: Sine quite a0din fiirs
ocntihe g9ailenbaus. sc Yreil, Spt.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-12
URGES RAILROAD MEN
RETURN TO SHOPS

Chicago. Aug IL M, a Naher
vice president of the international
brotherhood of Roilermakcrs, will
plead with striking railroad boiler
makers to return TO work at 4 mase
meeting OF the striking holcrmakcrs
here today. A number of the boiler
makers are out on strike with the raii
road shopmen
There was little change in the rail
situation in the central and middle
western states today. a few Of the
men returning to their work. but the
majority remaining out Four more
guburban trains have been taken oft
by the Chicago and Northwestern
Railroad. and unless a change in the
situation occurs within the next forty.
eight hours additional trans win
have to be taken off the suburban
service of several roads.
The majority OF roads entering Chi.
cago rcrOrtei little change in the sit.
,latio today. Although no change has
occurred, passenger and freight bust
ness was still being hauled with u
certain amount Of delay by praciirnlly
all Of the roads a gradual slowing
M or business was announced by the
roads.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-12
LOCAL MAN HONOREO
BY STATE FAIR ASSN.

Arthur y. Prichard of this city mas
been appointed superintendent of the
draft horse section of the departm ont
of agriculture at the state fair. The
appointment was made by Charles
Atkins. fair director. and is quite an
important one.
Mr. Prichard will have the entire
charge of the draft horses, inClud q
the display of all heavy horses on
tered at the fair. There are usual"
about 250 horses in this class. He
will snpcrintend the showing, handle
the stall rentals and will have charge
of tn" display ring In case there Is
question about the judges making
the awards, it will be his place to ap-
point q referee to settle the matter,
Mr. Prichard will leave tomorrow
tor Springfield, TO take charge of the
horses which arrive before the 18th.
which is the opening day, and will
remain until after the fair closes on
August 90
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-12

merCe, was introduced IN
the house this afternoon
by Representative Gard
of Ohio. The bill is framed to meet
the recommendation Of President
Wilson.
It provides that "necessaries" In
clude food, feed fuel wearing appar-
el and all other commodities neces-
sary for life, and defines commerce
between states, territories, posses
siolIs and foreign commerce.
Under the measure punishment for
unreasonably restricting supply, Gre
ating monopolies, selling at unreas'
enable profits, destruction, boarding,
engaging in discriminatory or decep-
tive practices. etc, would be not
more than $4,000 fine or imprisOn-
ment of not more than five years or
both.
Punishment for conspiracy to aid
Or assist IN pfOIteerlnS UT uOdruius
also is provided.
The federal trade commission
would pass on all matters in dispute
mot GuiIty"-Farmer.
Washington, Aug. 12-Protest
against the regime of the United
States grain corporation and denlals
that the farmer is to blame for the
high cost of living were voiced in
statement issued by the senate agri-
cultural committee today.
Packers Stifle Trade.
Washington Aug. 12.-The packers
have destroyed the law of supply and
demand through their immense cold
storage facilities and control of food
products and feeds, senator Mckeller
OF Tennessee stated this afternoon be-
fore the house agricultural commit
tee while advocating favorable action
on his bill to regulate storage.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-12
EX-CO. C MEMBER
LANDS AT NEW YORK

w. F. Gerding, Of 2l5 State street
received a telegram last evening from
his son Corp Arthur f. Gerding, an
nouncing his arrival in New YORK
from France. Corp. Gcrding is now
stationed at Camp Merritt. He left
Ottawa two years ago this week as
a member of Company G, 10th in
fantry After arriving overseas he
was transferred to the 3O5th service
park unit, and was member of that
company until he returned home.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-12
MRS. JANE B. ROWLAND
TO BE BURIED TUESDAY

Mrs Jane b. Rowland, aged ~,
former Ottawa resident, died Friday
at the home of her son, Ayelon How
land, in Richland Center, Wis, after
long illness. The remains VIII ne
brought back 10 Ottawa for burial.
The funeral services will take place
tomorrow morning at 1890 o'clock at
the Deer Park Baptist Church.
Mrs Howland was the widow OF the
late Elihu Rowland. She moved from
Ottawa to Wisconsin about twenty.
five years ago. She made her home
in Ottawa for twenty-five years be.
fore leaving here, and previous to that
resided in Deer Jark. Her only sur
yiyng relative residing in Ottawa is
nephew, William Jencks 5l5 Fourth
avenue.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-12
ARMY TRAINING TO
BE SHOWN IN FILMS

The army training which young
man receives has always been a sup.
ject Of much speculation and espe.
ciallv so since tho late war. An on.
rortunity to see part Of this training
at first hand as IL were, will he Of.
fercd to Ottawa in the near future
These pictures will cover five sub.
iects. each one complete descri0-
tion in itself and will be run at the
Crescent Thcator Tho subjects are
I The manual of arms.
2. Infantry equipment.
z The rifle grenade
4 The Browning automatic rifle.
i. The first overseas replacement Of
1000 men,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-12
BUREAU CIVIL WAR
VETS REUNION AUG. 27

The 23rd annual reunion of the Bu-
rcau County Soldiers ana Sailors AS
sociatiun will be held on Wednesday
and Thursday, August y and 2S, in
Wyanet, III. All union soldiers and
sailors. Spanish war veterans, all re-
turned world war veterans, sons of
Veterans and ladies of the w. r. G..
have been invited to attend this re-
union.
The people of Wyanct are attempt
ing to give the veterans a good time
during their visit The members OF
the 57th, 6ith and a3rd Illinois will
hold their rcgimcntal reunions AT
the same time the other reunion is
in session.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-12
CATTLE MOBILIZE TO
ATTACK AVE. LAWNS

Cattle owned by employees OF the
Federal Plate glass company got 1t
into their heads to come to town
today and do some grazing Early
today they modified and started for
the city. They made good progress
and were not seen until they reached
the end of Ottawa avenue. The po'
lice department was notified and OF.
hcrrs Loonoy, Holmes and Shochan
were sent to m"ct and halt the ad'
vance. The herd was headed back
and returned to their respective own.
crS.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-12
WALL STREET LETS u. S.
RESTOCK RAILWAYS

Washington. Aug - Railroads or
Grated and controlled under the in
tiuenCe of Wall street directoratcS
have spent during government control
vast" sums Of government money 10
place these properties in perfect on
Grating condition and 70 furnish thnm
with supplies for long period Of
operations ahead, in anticipation Of
their return to private owners, Glenn
Plumb, author of the Plumb plan and
a native Of Streator H., charged thi'
afternoon before the house intcrcstato
commerce committee.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-12
PRINCE OF WALES
COMES ASHORE TODAY

st. Johns, n f., Aug, 12-The
Prince of Wales arrived here at II
o'clock this morning aboard the
cruiser Dragon. escorted by the
cruiser DauntlosS The battleship Re.
nown, on which he crossed the Az
lantic, proceeded ON to Halifax The
prince came ashOve at noon and was
greeted ht practically every citizen
of st. Johns. AS we'll as thousands
from small Newfoundland villages.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-12
BORAH BITTER IN
ATTACKING LEAGUE

Washingtou, Aug. L. Renewing
his attack upon the league OF nations
in the senate this afternoon Senator
Lodge declared that mo blacker care
ever sat behind any rider than we sha
find in this covenant Of doubtful and
disputed Interpretation as it now
perches upon the treaty of peace
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-12
DIMMICK FARM
AT $3.50 PER ACRE

An evidence Of present high values
of La Sale County farm lands was
uncovered in Recorder John Buchner
Office today when IS 3.S acre farm
belonging to Mrs Margaret +, Werts.
a Dimmick township woman, was sold
to Louis Frederick for $3.50 an acre.
The farm brought a consideration OF
S25,667.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-12
EIGHT CANDIDATES
STARTED IN RACE
FOR PACT HONORS
NO MORE WITHDRAWAL EFF
FECTED, AS PERSISTENT RE
PORTS INDICATED THERE
WOULD BE ON REPUBLICAN
SIDE.

Seven candidates were sent away in
tho La Sale County constitutional
convention race today, when official
word was received by County Clerk
Thomas Ferguson from Secretary Of
States Louis Emmerson, instrHctng
him to place these names upon the
ballot for the Sept. 10 primary in the
following order;
Republican.
William ScanIan, Peru
Charles T. Woodward, Ottawa.
Glenn Wcese, Ottawa.
Democrat.
James J. Conway, Ottawa.
Bernard ]. STANLEY, Ottawa.
Socialist
George North TAYLOR, Streator.
Joschp McCabe, Peru,
Color of Ballots.
tpon receipt of these instructions
County Clerk Ferguson selected col
ors of ballots to be used by the three
PFIlIo9' "S@I4nlhs WIN - Wv ne
'"'''''h9' F''N - '"' '''i''o'''' ana
""'h 10 me 7o'''iiSls'
No More Withdrawals.
The action or Secretary of state
Emmcrson in DESIGNATING the number
of candidates who will participate in
the primary prccludes the possibility
Of any more Withdrawals. as persist
emily reported during pctitioning time
3. Harry Reck. wound Mendoza law
yer. alone took down his name and
the reported second" non-starter fail
ed to materalze. Reck, it is re
ported In elmer circles" was taken
to the mountain top and shown the
seven nations and inveigled into get
ling down ana out on the time-worn
policy Of promising him something
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-12

The following licenses were issued
In the county clerks Office late yes
ter1ay afternoons
Pearl Johnson, 10. Mendoza
John IT, Young. 23 Mendoza.
Lila NJ. Wilkinson. 10. Blackstone
Melvin Joseph Legare. 81, Black
stone.