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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03
Qlbany.

5o6tp. P. Mnbreas, 8. g. s., er1tat
tete Witte pergangener @ode Dem boblp
p. Mnurl1s, 8. g. g., etnen freunbi6aft=
liden 8eiud.
8einri6 q. arebs neilte, aug ben
Camp Dooge ebrenbnft entlaf1en, einige
Sage bter bel ben @ltern un0 reiite Danr
mad 8pnbimpre, 81. g., mo er im@rrnDz
neutrality-suspicious. tdtitig 1T.
Mlbert 8elemn1n, @nttin unb Sodter
SIoren8 bnben 1i6 Iebten Sreitag fir eine
Sour bnr6 gegas berabi6iebet. Sci Der
@elegenbeit per0en tie &anias @itp.,
|@anas, Brownsville nrb Collection in
5ibt nebmen.
Nndbem er bon 1einen i'm ariege err
ibaltenen 8unben i'm Sort 5neling 9o<
ipita1 gebeilt, 1T Sran8 Miner on Die
5eite 1einer bier tpobnenben @ltern 5uz
rIdgefebrt.
sSpfepb Sabiger, 5tuoent Ser 5taatsz
llniberiitGt, berbra6te bier cine adt SnS
sc Iange gnfnn5.
Sobn Bertn erbie1t Elm Selegramm
aus Sranfrei6, be1n5nfolge iein 5obn
@erbqrD an elmer @rfdIt11ng e%rfranft,
id ben 5ofpitalboridriften 81 figen bat.
s. s. Mner bon ct. gIoub berbra6te
einige Sage bier in @ef6dften.
Sofepb Surf, ipelder bret Bo6en Oas
8obltnenbe Der 56Iamnbdoer in Sprz
ban genoB, 1T tpieoer oabein1 einsetrof<
fen.
ST.. 3eits, neIbcr ii6 bier Der 3abna<
arbeit tpibr1et, mar S~pnntngsgaf ietner
in ct. gloub t%pobnenber glter1.
81. 81. SaIfner uno Ratb. &rater ST. ST..
iparen lebte ISOLDE @ei9dfte balber IN
Minneapolis.
@eggleiden eritatteten Sran g S.
9eett un6 lire 5mtpefer, Srau &ulas Ell
men @eIddftsbein1 in N%inneapolis.
Brau 50. S Ri6ter 1T bon Gong Strait
Tie, mo fie iiid n1ebrere Gage beildbstpei1e
Bel gertpanbten alfbteIt, 5urIdgefebrt
Sri. &ntbarina &nlas bon Minneapoz
liz 1T bier ali einem 1nebrtp09igen Be
fube Bel @ertpnnbten un0 SSreunber elm
setroffen.
2ouis Meier unb @attin boben ib
ipdbrenb Der erften 5dlte Der %bergorge-
ISOLDE mad Mo6efter begeber, tpo lie
ii1 ben 5pe3iaIiiten i'm Nabo Soipital
ll~llterfeGen merben.
Matbiag Rrafer bon girginia nnb
MarioIabi1 bon @beIeB erfreu<
ten fir cine gage bieiige gertpanote lirto
sSreunbe nit ibrem Befude.
9r1berf glonigan ii. SSobn 8rtnfn1at.n,
bon bier ffinb a1ig Grange gaDeD, serag.
bas lie per pluto bnrbitreiften n1b Den
ii bemferben nobnenoen Garnnern bre
9uftparting n1ndten, unb :nadbem Ne fiiH
III @afng giitD, 8nllas, @nlbeffon. 9DuS
ifon u1b mlberen ebe~nsipirbiigen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03
Bapri1des Settlement.

Sic ainber Ser SamiIie BieiedeI iu1D
ole erfranft; boffentlid iperoen lie 65ne
Nnsnabme ben @ltern erbnIten bleiben.
Beter @enner, tpelder Ir5ilb feline
|i60ne Sarm feinem 5nbne Wnibias
fduflib iiberlieb, bat Die 2lltgen &eiiben5
in @ol6 5pring bnrb NnIauf fin $4,000
in ieinen 8efiBl gebrndt nrb er 1lub @at<
tin tperben iib baIb in bic Geibe Der re-
i~peftablen 8iirger iener 6rtf6aft 5dblen.
Sic Bbil. 8eblnnb 8erifeigerlng, Die
lebten 9ienstag gebdIten fp1roe, bra6te
linn einen Neingetpinn bon $4,000.
Srau $. S. Mbrinn ma febrere Gage
frantbeitsbalber auf Die 2immerluft anz
getpieien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03
Sir Sportliebbaber bon gr6ftem
cSnterei1e.

geibts ent5iift Das iportliebenoe
9l1blifum better, nie Der Dienit eines
erltflaiitgen MutomobiIs. Die1em
8unibe 8ednl1ng trageno miro Die
55iirma 3aige.56omer So. am 6rei=
tug, ben 4. Mpril lire 8ertaufSrd11me
%er0ffnen. Sic iibernabmen Die gertre=
fung Der fogenannten BaigeIGar,
zines Ser 0auerbaftelten unb belt ge=
bnl1ten Mutomobile bes nmerifani-
iden Morftes. Mdt peribie6ene Mo=
belle, p%erldieoene Bnnarten beribie-
oenes SannngsDer1nogen nit 6emiel-
ben Doctor, Der fir feine 2eiftunge1
allgemein du bog bette befa1tnf tit.
Die 2eier finben on Settle 16 eine
Mn5eige biieier Jirma, ii Der oeS g5d<
beren al1f Sic peridieoenen Mobeue
nnb bic Bor5ige 0eS 3nige Il1ton1o=
bils bingetpiefen miro. Dag gliblifum
lit freunolibit eir1gelaben, an ben
bret @r0ffnungstagenL Jreitag,
5nmsttag nno 5pnnfug ste neuenNer-
ffauffssrd1me al beitbtigen. TIMER Sc
ihdftgmotto: A11nliitm, 38nfrie0enitel=
lung nnD Dienitleiifung molten mir
IN 8ufunft Ben atanfern our Ger
fiignng ifeaen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03
Die .Sierardlie Der fatbolifdJe1

9ie 9ierard5ie Der fatboIifden
Stride beitebt CUR Belt aus so &or-
bindIen, 214 gr5biidofcn, 826 8ii6o-
fen, 562 Eitulorbiid6fen un6 %
aebten nit eigenen Hio5eien. Sic
Stride inn Orient bat feds Batriar=
dote, 20 @r5bistiimer, 40 8isti=
mer uno feds apoltoliide Bifanate.
Sn beribieoenen Seile11 Der 8elt Bat
sic Stride odt apoitoIiibe Delegaten,
17S apoitoIif6e gifariate II. 20 apo=
itpliide Grdfeften. Set Der Ebronbe=
iteigung 0es gegentpdrttgen Bapites
genebift XIV. BIB gum 81. 8e5ember
1918 itno flint @r5bistumer, ie65ebn
8istiimer, elf apoItolii6e 8ifariafe II.
brei Brdfeften gegriinoet tpor0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03
Nad Ser Srme Spice bp1 Omaha

Nad Ser Srite gpice npr OMAHA
1T Sic SduIfrage in Nebrosffa nod
1tidt entldieoen nn6 itnb 3eiden Dor=
ha1oen, oaB sic Steuung ouf 5eiten
Ser @eiebgeber iib gean6ert bat. I'm
beoingtes gertral1e1t bot ober Die 3ei=
tung in bie be5iigli9en 8eridte ni6t.
Smmerbin meint lie nit Rehf, Dab
mir l1ns oldb fir Die 3ufnnft auf
pfarribulfeinoli6e Mrgriffe gefabt
balten miiBten. Sc fino Mddte an Der
Mrbeit, iagt iie, Sic fatbolif6en Bfarr-
ibltlen gu a%eritoret, no INNER tie
ftn6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03

Ntd1 bic geietgebeuben &6rper.
idaften bon 9emSeriep baben bie Sta.
tifiaier11ng bes EMBELLISHMENTS
ments CUR 8l1n6esberfaii lung obge-
Iebnt. 9as 2idt ideint tatidblt6 aus
bem . ten at fommen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03
2lt n~erfa1tfcn.

Sous mil flint 83i1n1nern an s.
Mbe. noro1lidb nebit 5ton uno io1iH<
genagebdiiltben. @uiferleifung, 8as
n1D eleftrifhes 2idf I'M 8anie. Dor
5IgIiides gr1inrer1paifer. R6beres bel
ia 8arl Qetbcrt, ct. @1ollb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03

Die 9~nrembnrger baben bod einen
flaren &npf. 9as Mbgeor6netenbons
bat, pie mad Haris beridtet tporben
lit, ont Ionnerstag einittmmig be-
idloiien, baB bie nnabbdngigfeit u.
SeIbftdrtbigfeit oes Stoates aufrebt
All erhaltert lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03
Spnnerstag, Sen 3. Mpril 1919.

Sm elmer Sepefd)e alts Der 8nnoes-
bauptltoot perben b~iligere 2ebenS=
mittel in Muslidt gelteat, aber lei0er
miiien uniere Sm1sfral1en i6on aus
grfahrl1ng, DOB mon nit Mnsfidten
Sen Sppf ni9t fiinen fam.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03

Sene 5ranen, Bic BEN Mannern
al,d nod bos &anden ubgetp6bnen
molIen, io1ten %beoenfen, 6aB es 10
5iemIid Die einaige 8eibdftigung lit,
sic iie benz mdnnliben Mun6e al1ber=
baIb ser @iiens5eit gelaiien baben,
i1no ibnen a16 Die nod 5u nebmen,
miirbe grnu{am iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03

@ihpe Margaretba &Iinfner nadd
6ergl1s GolIs, no tie ei11e ot1oereaII
lsdmelters neren 3uItanb ith IN leR-
ter 8eit bebeutetIo ge6eiiert bat be-
lnd)ten. Donnerstng tuer6en 5ral1.
s@paniol nnb Spdter nod ibrem
Seim III 5llperipr 5u~rIiidfreiier.
Mlrtbur Mt. @prrnn1l, tpeld)er5
llesiit leiner Gntlaiiung aus benz Wtt-
IitaroienIfe nber Ste taotiid)en Mn-
qeleaenbeiten Ser nsso1rnal Nrebn
faqliden 8eribt erltatfete, bot an
Montaq bas Inn bonn @ersridter S.
81. G0ier ar1bertraute Mnt oeS Court
5tenoarapbeu Bel Der @eriAtsiisll1g
iii Detroit argetDieien. gr Dtrb IN iei-
,em r1euer Mn1te ieinen alsge3ei9ne-
ten Befdbignngen 5pielraum lallett.
sSoiepb 9ommel nno Coffin
planen lire Mbreife bon bier nod
8lnffton Minn., Die euf ben beliti-
.aen Donnerstag angefeM III. sic ner-
Ben gerannte Drtldaft 5u ibreln f1ir-
beren &eim maiden.
- sic miiien ben Magen nrb o1e
gingetpeibe reinigen, 6ns Bl1t remit
gen ieoes 6riibiabr, ober Sic lnlienl
8interfeime nnb nnreinlihfeiten IN
cshrn,1 RI,,tp INN SSfitpm. IretbeI1
sgleM ,s 9s ~ ,o Iy nan mnnen
Ss p:elI N.Y. pea9S = -. gahr.+ angIis
n, a.sl pre Ma,,ato; gsaapin ssriih.
80 NJ, 49,, ma;a;aor Az 20
I'm morifor
pper ma 49, ah,o.fh ! f+e,.' gn+Io,f,,no
81 ~. Gpss5s ip,,,to 81, - r,n.
a4,oau ,a;,,an' mntsrlo,6e a,f from.
1917 Ya;5+ata ri mnrf,,s
epIllWs1l. Observation-Disclosures aei,,nn i.
sslpp 80 w Va - So lgs;te ieinpr ar.
~ g., mirn iih mil
-. mat9,. Sot, mo,,fo,,+raftorpn
NV densen ~ s 49, aa,%Sftn6 narhinSen
s a1ap se ao?o,, ~, ~, annSe tni,6
I u M.,+a,,o5Sa ia;n u4 :, a,.fohrer
e oon St maz 1e d.. e. a.t 81. a.
gb geea gglsp, a. So. AZ
g gl Rnp ualesSa Ma,e T So,
glono 9@unelrlul sotn;t
al' ~ ~ "; 4a uap @e5onShnfl
l1 SetD'toung IlIyellDel DeIsul ~. ~
len, ple Dogul.Iul.ull &C. saraam
Saggi aap Ppt m M ~ 80 $500 49,
Ial1oegI ~: 0'tle gel Gn,, hapar
W. w. ~ a. go @ua $780, sar,
n1!o ne DUO lgle eIelllslYe seau,lo -
Hlpge e11es .ensa,;n asa-
mens DOT eeh GIl. M,.b-
S111e1 per ~ .11n 49,
ile serplee 70; nslo pel 81! n1I'g ma ppet
9onlppunp 10y pe1t oa laa. T o. o.
ansoeple1l nnp o1 nlil s1ear.e,ua ~ :,
lenn,l l Nv ~ =. ct ~ ae,.s nor Je,s,
l'u ~ S:a5as o., Ia;sh,, n,1,goh,
ple J pael = G.as;l H. gn H,
!'ell oIu,.1 nspar%a esa,-
nao,., iu ~ maro,,h,ne :, a,nf ! Min U;;
ILL., lan ~ 1Ioat mee,.ao'a a,a p,,1nen.
lu!sl., s.p me5 o .ol ~ GIa,gn mi,,n.
INV s.' a. w oat4b % e,Io,,M
m;rS nip.Gnmnnnn cine oroRe MnanhI
non M11sbehn11naeu IN Dte1em ssabre
|1,or11ehn1en
- Ser Wilh Sooor0on. melher
m6hren6 6er Iekfen is eyohre in
|Dipn1f ser Tirrna Deere & Company
mn moIine, ssn oe1tQn6en, trof
Ripnstno 81 ct gIono Elm unD hat
sic perontportlihe 5teme eines Ge6z
nl1ngsfiibrers bel Der Nan Mfotor 80.
Mbernommen. @r lit elmer Der nusge=
5ei6neten inngen Mdinner, Die 8e=
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8rotpn aus alien
Geilen 6es 2anbes nod ct. CLOUD
bringt, Inn einen Sell Ser 8an Wpz
tor GomponD Orgnni1ation gil bilz
Sen.
SIZE in Sen @reiat Rortbern Gi-
INSTRUMENTATION angeitenten Mrbei-
ter erbielten @omstog ben Beideio,
0aB Bis atf me1tereS fu11fttgbn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03

Inn iel11e Wffbilfe nr15ltgebe1.
6reb SdiIplin go1ntDBorit-
Der Der 5iegesmIeibe @nr11pogne
:erbieH bonn Diitrift-&n1uptq1tartier III
minneapolis cine 3nibrift, melbe Die
Madribt entDtdlt, BOB Elm iedg gonz
men gu55tIe Snnf am s. Mprn NOR
gems 6 nbr e~i1treffer1 11r1o Der 5ta6t
51pet Gage Iange CUR Berfiigl1ng art-
beimgeiteM fem miro. Sperat6re mer=
Ben fib nit bent Snm einiteIlen, I'M
ben 8etpobnerr Der Stnbt ur6 Der
nmgegeno cine 8eIegenbeit 511 geben
bie Monftermoidine inNeon6bern, Bic
qar5 1bnlib ienen I'M nfftiiben Dienit
linb, gu betpnnbern. Mit bent GIN
treffem BEG BatIe Cont an nididiter1
Dienstag miro eine 1trift miIitdriihe
8araoe b%erb11nben ein, Die nIs &ern@
5eiider CUR gr0ffn11ng Der 5iegesan=
.Ieibe-&nnpagne 6ienen nn6 aneifern
Ion. Mn 6ieier Gnrabe tperben ttdf un-
iere ni1s Dem Gent entlaiienen Col
6nte1 beteiIiige1 11r16 gum eriifen Ma1e
in ibrer @eiomtbeh a11f ben Straben
Ser @taot liih ieben II. IN einer angee
meirtett gegeifterl1ag begriiBe1 1alien,
49, SSral1 Mario @pnnioI unb 9od-
Ter Muria bon 5l1perior, ISIS. frafen
IeBten Greitng bier Elm n1b tDobn=
ten onoeren Cages be1n gegrdbriiie
Der syrau Eberefia MeIbart Bel. Mion-
tog reiften beibe ii geg1eitnng Der
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-03
announce CAST Of
UTOP|AN CLUB PLAY.
MRS. KINCHELoE is DRILLING
STARS IN "MRS. TURsS OF
SHANTYTOWN," TO BE GIVEN
APRIL 3 AND 9 at M. f. CHURCH.

The members of the Utopian Cub
have completed arrangements for the
staging Of their play, Mrs. Tubbs Of
Shantytown," which is to be given
Tuesday aud Wednesday, April 8 and
., in the Epworth Methodist church.
The play is being staged under the
direction Of Mrs. W j. Kncheloe.
The cast Of characters follows.
Mrs. Molie Tubbs. bs..............
,...,...... Miss Sophia Guuderson
Miss Clinsie Vine Miss Olive Jorsted
Mrs. Ellen Hickey y..............
Miss Myrtle Claimont
Maybelle Campbell .............
.....,.......M Miss Maude McEwinc
Simon Rubhels. ..........I. G. Brand
Tom Riordon. ...... Frank McEwing
Queenie Sheba Tubbs Bernice Yost
Methusalem Tuubs Nelson Fruland
Victoria Hortensia Tubbs. ........
....... ...... Marguerite McEWing
Elmiria Hickey. Dorothy De Zouchc
Jimmie Tubbs. ........ Beeman North
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-03
ODD FELLOWS GO
TO TQNICA. CLASS
or 10 GIVEN DEGREES

twenty-five members of the Ottawa
odd Fellows organization. accom-
panied by twcntyone members from
Grand Ridge, went to Torica last eve
ming, whore an initiation Of twelve
new members was held. The "trip was
made by auto from Ottawa. The
party started to TOnica on Wednes.
day of last week, but had to turn
back few miles out of the citr ON
account of the bad roads. A delega-
tion Of La sale odd Fellows was able
to reach Tonica and PUT on the
initiatory degree work.
The T0nica lodge has been at
standstill for number Of years. Ten
members held their membership in
the organization, but made no effort
to keep up the lodge or to get any
new members, A few weeks ago Dis
trict Deputy Grand Master George A.
Crowden OF this city took hold Of the
situation and during this time has Sc
cured fifteen new members
Last evening the first degree was
given to the class by the Ottawa
staff, and the second degree was con
ferred by the Grand Ridge men. At
the close of the business meeting a
smoker was held and a cafeteria sup
per served
The degree staff Of the La Sale Odd
Fellows Lodge will 90 to Tonica next
Npdn pcdo,- ovoDipu tp mt pp tho
third degree work
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-03
CO. c SCHEDULED To
LEAVE LUXEMBOURG
APR. ) FOR HOLLAND
LIEUT.. WEESE WRITES OTTA-
WAS OWN HAS RECEIVED ITS
SAILING ORDERS - WILL EN-
BARK AT ROTTERDAM, DUTCH
PORT.

That Company { is packing up its
lii old kit bag and is getting ready
for mcandre down the Rhine to the
port of Rotterdam, is indicated in Il
letter received by John B. Kenny
from Lieut. Glenn Weese Tomor-
row April is rumored as the date
for the happy getaway from Luxem-
burg and few days later it is ex-
pected the ship carrying Ottawa.s
heroic sons VIII point her nose sea
ward and start for home.
That, Lieut. Weese's tip is pretty
straight is shown by war department.
records. 1t has already been an
nounced that the 33d Division OF
which Company G. is a part would
sail for America on or about May Is
Previously it was given out that ar
rangemonrs had been made for tax
ing large numbers of Americans thru
Holland to a point Of omJarkation
much handler than Brest or amy of
the French ports Besides making
the movement of troops out OF Eu-
rope much easier this plan facilitates
the shipping arrangements so great
er bodies OF soldiers can sail in
shorter time and on better schedules.
The two facts dovelail well with
Lieut. Wccses advice.
ipuf N-gg.,'.. I.tt,,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-03
SITUATION
AGAIN At NORMAL:
CONTRACTS SIGNED
PLOYERs AND MEN REACH
SATISFACTORY AGREEMENTS
EXPECTING WAGES AND WORK
ING CONDITIONS-THE DIFFER
ENCES PAINTERS TO BE SET
TIED.

OttaWa's building conditions were
back to normal today, with all allied
unions and contractors committed fnr
the ncHt twelve months in agreements
governing wage scales and working
rules. The agreements were rendered
at meeting last night pas scd upon
by the contractors association ANA
representatives of the trades unions
What little difference existing were
thrshed out and squared away 20 the
satisfaction Of both sides.
This means that the carpenters.
plaaters, labcrers, inside carpenters
employed at Sanders Brothers fac
tory are content to live up to th
terms agreed upon and resume thor
work The plumbers are back on the
job today after signing up with thci
employers.
Only two branches of the building
trades unions have not signed their
contracts as yet-the brickmason
and painters. The brickmasons are
unatIi.iated in the present arrange
ments and will mack a separate agree
ment at an early date. The painters
and employers are having what diff
ferences exist between them ironed
out, and, it is said, will be ready to
sign up before the week expires.
All branches are given increases in
salaries. terms proposed - the OF
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-03
METAL BOX AND
CRATE CO. GRANTED
CORPORATION LICENSE

Springfield, H.. April 3.-( Special
The Ottawa Metal Collapsible Box
and Basket Company, manufacturers
of metal containers, was Incorporated
today, with capital stock of $4,000.
The incorpOratOrs were John j
Gieseke, J. L. Bane and J NJ Dough
erty
The Colapsible Box and Basket
Company was organized in ottawa
several weeks ago and is now in OPP
GRAFTON in the old box factory at the
corner of Superior and Clinton
streets. 1t manufactures metal crates,
metal boxes and the interior of ice
boxes.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-03
GROOM, 60, TAKES
BRIDE, 81 YEARS

Rev, c. A Briggs yesterday presid-
ed at the marriage of Miss Alma NJ.
Berlin. 81. and Fletcher c. Ross. so,
both Of Palatine Cook county. The
ceremony was performed at the First
NJ E. parsonage. and after they had
been pronounced one. the couple left
for their home. The groom denied
he was one Of the principals Of an
elopement. while his bride was
blushingly noncommittal.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-03
CREW QUITS ARMY
MAGAZINE SCENT|N1
A POSSIBLE FAKE
OFFICERS WHO CANVAsSED CITY
FOR EASTERN PUBLICATION
ARE BEING TRACED TO FIND
OUT WHETHER THEIR PRoPO-
sITtON is GOOD OR BAD.

Seeming the possibilities Of a mag
azine fake local police authorities to-
day are on tAe trail of two army of.
/ ilcers who earlier in the week, accom-
panied by couple of sub0rdinates.
one a Yank and the other a sailor
wearing two gold overseas bars, can
Vassed Ottawa, securing subscriptions
for Our BOYS, a publication said to be
gwen over entirely to records made
by the United States army in the late
Wai.
1he officers are believed to be work
ing somewhere in central Illinois, but
the two assistants, Private r. J. Hol.
loway of Akron, Ohio, and Seaman
Earl Meyers of StrcatOr, are not with
them. Yesterday they became sus.
plciOus of he two commissioned men
and left their crew, remaining in OF
taWa while the two leather legginged
men departed on their way for newer
feds TO conquer. Meyers claims that
when the officers LETT they took s4me
of his hard earned money with them.
Holloway claims he is ahead of the
game, but both are Ger ain there is
something not quite regular in the
proposition, and claimed that rather
thhn run amuck OF the law they de.
cided to cut loose from their employ
ers and let them 50 wnithpr they will
According to Holloway who was
PlcheH up ny the poiice Tor inVcstipa-
non, the proposition may bc all right
bnt AGAIN It may be all wrong lie
was lhclhcd to believe, he told the
P"i'e' thaI t'e liilAs was fresliiar /
ana consequently hot to ms liking .
ne Prohoallon' ne SAID, "aa to take .
u - SUBSCRIPTION ior Our fo}S - /
-''IlS soii,E d7 commission 70 the So /
'C''o'' anu me rest song to the two
'"lc'rs' VINO are supposed 70 have
'.p'I"''eo lHaf snare OF me earnings
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nan ~ ~" " a''oscilFti''iS ha''RS beeh
'p'ure ior y 10 "'le me men N er
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give no particular alteht'oh TO correct
le7S u Sup"crl"erS names or ah-
lreSSeS' lhey heIleFed the names
i-oun oe Il1"t ana the mousse hhd .
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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-03
SOCIETIES OF OTTAWA
PRESBYTERY TO HOLD
CONVENTION HERE

The meeting of the missionary so,
cieties in the Ottawa Presbytery will
be held in Ottawa on Tuesday and
Wednesday of next week, there are
twenty-six churches in the Ottawa
Presbytery and each Of the missionary
societies send delegates to Ottawa
1t is expected about 100 out of town
people will be in ottawa to attend
the meetiug
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-03
STREAT0R WOMAN
GIVEN DIVORCE

A divorce was granted Mrs May
Foster, of Streator, by Judge Davis
this morning on grounds that her hus-
band Albert L. Foster, deserted her
in 1911. The couple were married
April 4 1899 and have two children
a boy Of 10 and a girl of Y. both of
whom are with the mother
The appearance of Mr.. Foster was
entered in the case and a few minutes
after she filed her bill Mrs. Foster
walked from the circuit court a free
woman,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-03
LOAN BOOSTERS TO
GATHER At IA SALE:
FOR DRIVE: MEETING
OTTAWA TO SEND DELEGATION
TO CONFERENCE AT WHICH
CAMPAIGN PLANS WILL BE
MADE FOR VICTORY LOANS
SUCCESS.

! Plans for floating La Sale County,
quota of the Victory Loan viii be
made at an important meeting Of tho
County Liberty Loan Association to be
held next Tuesday night, April s. at
the Hotel kaskasiia in La Sale. The
meeting, which will be attended b,
bankers, professional men and indus
trial leaders, will be preceded bv u
$50 o'clock dinner.
With the announcement of the meet
ing comes word from La Sale that
County Chairman George A. Wilson
viii not be able to manage the i'm.
pending campaign because of sick.
ness. He is now under doctors Or
ders and because of his illness his
resignation was enforced and new
county chairman viii he elected in his
stead. Ottawa will send a large dele.
CATION to the dinner and meeting
The letter inviting large attendance
Of representative citizens to the La
Sale gathering was sent out hv Ar.
rold Wilson, son of the retiring chair.
man, who says:
AT the request of the Illinois com.
mit'ee very impor ant meeting Of
the La Sale County Liberty Loan or
ganization is called to be held at the
Hotel Kaskasllia in La Sale next
Tuesday evening, April 8. Dinner viii
be served at E 80 p. m
"A splendid program has been ar,
ranged. The speaker Of the evening
viii be Chaplain Ray f. Jenney Of 'ho
lth Division, 59th Infantry. who was
through Chateau Thicrry, ST. MfhiaI .
and in the Argonne. He was wounded .
twice first by machine sun bullets. /
second time by high explosive shell
He has had his right arm end rirht
eg broken; has gone into the battle
)f the Argonno wounded. and wa,
again wounded there He has been
'ut Of the hospital forty-iye days. He
vas with the men in the front lines
III of his time overseas. except that
inc spent in the hospital He earned
he name of the fighting chaplain.
'hapIain Jemey had charge for five
ears in New York City before going
,yerscas.
John Dacey Bert Hamilton and
'ther members of The Illinois organi
alton will he present Scclig's or
hestra will furnish the music for the
noCtinc n
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-03
GRAIN EMBARGO
Is LIFTED TODAY

Washington. April $.-The removal
of the embargo on grain to primary
points effective Immediately was an
uomced by the railway administration
this afternoon.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-03
SPART AClDES CAIN STRENGTH IN GERnIANY
PEACE CQNFEREHCE
Sees need OF Speed

London, April 3.-Fears are felt in military
circles here that widespread revolt is imminent
in Germany and the country may relapse into the
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-03

The veil which covers the face Of
futurity is woven by the hand of mercy.
-Bulwer Lytton.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-03

Try a Want Ad in the Free Trade;
Journal for Quick Results
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-03
WEATHEE

Showers this afternoon
and probably tonight. Fri.
day cloudy and unsettled.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-03

OTTAWA JOURNAL
Established 1880
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-03

OTTAWA FREE TRADER
Established 1e4o
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-13
Confiscarea vacilor din Sshles,

wig. Washington. Autori-
tatile germane au dat un ordin
pentru luarea prin impunere de
catre guvern a tuturor vacilor
aflatoare in provincial Sshles-
wig. Stirea despre aceasta Sc
raporteaza din Copenhaga.