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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-08
SUE TO RECOVER
HIDDEN MONEY

Virginia, H.. April with the
finding OF a pot Of gold in the foun-
dation OF an old house purchased from
heirs of William p Morgan by Nm
Seyeren comes the story that the
Morgans were descendants of the
Spanish MorganS of huccaneerng
fame. But the money discovered by
Severn while improving the home Is
mot thought To be tainted ON the
contrary il is hard earned Morgan
cash rs ne Murgdns NOW aver in
endeayoring to compel severn 10 re
turn the treasure Litigation for
the possession OF the find has been
started When Severn mearthed the
hoard II was i'm a time-wom pot of
antique design II contained twenty
and ten dollar gold pieces amounting
Ia S2.>90.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-08
THEY'RE GOING TO
WELCOME YANKS TOO

Springfield, H., April S.-Returned
soldiers, sailors and marines will be
royalty and publicly welcomed by San.
CANON county next June Preliminary
preparations for monster ce1abra.
ZION IN honor of the warriors are he
ing made by county committee. All
the lighters are expected to be hack
by June when they will congregate in
Springfield to accept the hospital,tv
OF Lincoln's old home town. The CITY
VIII be abundantly decorated. En-.
terlainments will be given and re.
freshments served. A public street
dance weather permitting, will be a
feature.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-08
Woman Cried With Pain.

thousands of women work today
while suffering from kidney or blad-
der ailments that can be relieved
Mrs. l.. Wavue, 2726 Bird ST., Ocean
Park, Cal, writes: Il had to sit down
during my housework. My back ashed
so, also my hip panied me so | used
to cry out, the pain was so great
Now | am thankful to say that Foley
Kidney Pills rid me of all my pain. -
Backache, sore muscles, stiff or swol-
len joints. rheumatic pains are indiea-
tons of kidney trouble. Foley Kidney
Pills are safe and reliable. They bring
quick results.
w. d. Duncan, Druggi3t, Ottawa, ILL.,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-08

Mrs a. X Lehr Mrs. Frank Lem
and Mrs Ernest Hodgson Here
among those shopping in Streatl~ re
Gently
Mrs G. J. Maluise has returned
from a several days Wis. With her
IA her Mrs. Mcclure of Harding
j N Whey has retunra from
Rochester, Minnesota where he ac-
companied his brother. Harrison of
this village to the Mayo Bros. hospi,
tai for treatment His many friends
will be glad TO hear of his speedy
recovery.
Mrs. R. ". Poundstone spent Il few
days recently with Chicago friends
Twenty one members of Victor
Lodge of Odd Fellows motored to
Tonica last Wednesday night, where
they put on the second degree work
N most creditable manner.
Twenty-Five members from Ottawa
Lodge IL We're also present and put
on the First degree. The evening is
reported to have been not only a
pleasure but most profitable one as
well. II candidates were received
into the membership. .
Mrs. R. c. Williams was a south
bound passenger Oh Thursday
Mr.. Lewis Antrum and Miss Chloie
Llghtner were Ottawa shoppers on
Friday.
Mr., and Mrs. Everett Hodgson and
little daughter Arlene We're overnight
guests Saturday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, Walter Mers OF Ottawa.
c, d. Rambler transacted business
Chicago last week.
This is clean up week for the vii
lage note the change that is being
made in the general appearance OF |
the same.
Miss Dorothy Yocum spent Satur.
day night with Miss Marion Baker
Of Sylvan ave.
Mr.. aad Mrs. Fred Peck were re-
cent dinner visitors in this village.
lhe Social at the Methodist church +.
riday evening given undar the aus
plces of the Keystone class of the
church with program in connection
was well attended aad a neat sum
vas realized
Mr.. and Mrs. b. f. Campbell have
'eturned from very pleasant visit
With Marseilles relatives
We are pleased to report Mrs. Geo.
" oolenhaupt somewhat improved
rom her recent indisposition.
Miss Grace Holster has been visiting
Ter sister Mrs. Lucy Cmm, west OF
own for several days.
On the 3rd Friday in April which is
he 18th will be held a meeting of
he Farm Ridge and Grand Rapids
iome Improvement Association. The
Meeting will be held in Grand Ridge
hu all the members Of the asso-
lation are requested to make spec.
al effort to be present. The roll call
0 be answered by line along the
'ay Of thrift. This will give al
pportunity for the members TO ex-
mango ideas and at the same time
{ OF helpfnlness to all A meeting
all be held on each Bird Friday of
ne month during the summer. Miss
ielen Globfelter. Home Advisor will
e present at the meeting on the 18th. /
MISS Vera 10y and Miss Mae Ste
ar OF Streator were guests of Miss
label Hodgman of the East side on
unday.
Mrs. Earl Fairfield who has been
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-08
How Any Girl Can
Have Pretty Eyes

No girl is pretty if her eyes are
red. stained or have dark rings
ONE WASH with pure Lavopuk eye
wash will brighten the eyes and a
weeks use viii surprise You with its
INCREDIBLE results. A small bot
tie Layoptik is guaranteed TO make
eyes healthy sparkling and yiyaeious
The quick change VIII please You.
Aluminium eye cup FREE VIM y.
Duncan. Druggist
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-08
In Loving Memory

Awaiting herself of her ecclesiasti
cal privileges, the clergyman's wife
asked questions which, coming from
anybody else, would have been
thought impairment
Il presume you carry memento
of some kind in that locket you
wear" she said
Yes, ma am" said the parishioner.
1T 20 lock OF my husbands hair"
But your husband hasn't gone"
the lady exclaimed.
80, ma am, but his hair 'as"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-08
impossible for Her

A woman went into an establish
ment to purchase some linen. She APP
preached the floorwalkcr, who was
knock kneed and asked him to direct
her to the linen department.
walk this way, please," said the
floorwalker. The woman looked at
him and said:
"Lor', sir, if you were to give me all
the linen in the shop for nothing. /
couldn't walk that way"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-08
Pile Trouble on Trouble.

Never bear more than one kind Of
trouble at time. Some people bear
three-all they have now. all they
ever had, and all they ever expect to
have.-Anon.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-08

PHILOSOPHY helps YOU to explode 9th.
CT peoples theories, but not to prove
your oWn.-St. Louis Globe Demo
crat. INV
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-08
Daily THOUGHT.

We do that in our zeal our calmer
moments would be afraid to answer
Scott.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-08
Williams Kidney and Liver PHI.

have you overworked your nervous system
and caused trouble with YOUR hidneys 80
hserI Have you pains in loins, side and
JACK Have yon a fabby appearance
S o., ,ne face and under the eyes. IL SO, use
WILLIAMS KIDNEY AND LIVER Pills.
For sale by all druggists. Price SO cenfs.
MFG. CO., Props. Cleveland. OA,e
Sold by Corbus Drug Store,
New-York tribune., 1919-09-07
Legislator Rcsents 'Snub'
And Assails Gen. Pershing
SchaIl Charges Commander of
A. +. +. Used Creel Bureau
TO Boom 1920 Candidacy
kew York Tr,bWsc
Wdsh,nc'on Bur Ga

WASHINGTON. Sept. EN- bitter
speech explaining why he was one OF
four to vote against making General
Pershing a general for life. Repre-
sentative Schall. Of Minnesota. to-day
attacked the commander Of the A. T.
F. for "snubbinr" Congress, and de-
clared that the Creel bureau had been
used to build uo an advertising ma
chine for General Pershing as Pres
idential candidate.
Declaring that General Pershnc
was listed in the British who's Who
as "Sir John j. Pershing," Representa-
tive Schall CHARGED that the censor.
ship had been used TO picture General
Pershing as entirely different from
what he is.
with the aid Of the Creel bureau.
said Representative Schall. "Pershing
built up colossal advertising and
propaganda scheme, the like of which
the world has never seen. We nave
seen dished out just such favors as his
policy dictated. Soldiers dared not Ia
or write. Cables were controlled. The
press Of the United States had only
hand-pcked information
Referring to General Pershing's fail
ure to appear before a Congressional
investigating committee in Paris, Rep
resentative Schall declared that Con-
cress had been "snubbed.'
"The general thinks himself too
great a man" he said. "to be humiliat-
ed by having the use he has made Of
the talent entrusted to him brought
into question by dinky little Con
pressional committee because he could
not censor their report, although this
committee is armed with power he IS
bound to obey. If a soldier had dis
obeyed as fagrantly. Pershing would
have ordered him shot
New-York tribune., 1919-09-07

was TO make the trip until ten minute
before he started. The company Of
fcials, however. had notified the Mex
lean authorities at Tampico Of the
amount of the payroll and the time of
departure and route TO be taken.
The robbers demanded the exact
amount. according to the report. which
was no: known to the two men carrying
il. and Il WAS counted before the rob-
bers would let their victims 20.
A Tampico bank made up $4,000
payroll Of the Transcontinental OIL
Company and. in an effort to thwart
the robbers. placed it in a box 10 be
sent 20 the camp at Mata Rcdonda by
launch. The Mexican authorities are
said 70 have delayed the departure OF
the launch Unexpectedly for one night.
and when it reached the camp box Of
old iron had been substituted for the
ORIGINAL
New-York tribune., 1919-09-07
Won Haimhausen to
Refuse Post in i. 5.
Man Slated for Ambassador to
Washington Will Bow to
American Criticism

BERLIN. Sept. 6 (By The Associated
Pressl The German press and For
eign Ohce are upset by the American
comment cabled here. criticising the
appointment Of Or. Haniel Won Hahn
hausen as German Ambassador to the
United States. Although Germany has
named her new ambassadors to Great
Britain. China and Japan, il is not con-
s,dered ] likely that these countries vii.
is asserted that the British govern
ment will appoint charge d'affaires,
who will have no social intercourse,
but will merely attend to business
matters.
Dr. Won Haimhausen is said to be
New-York tribune., 1919-09-07
Hungary Spurns Treaty
And DcGes Allies to Act

I ONDON. Sept. Ga Berlin wire
- less dispatch to-day reports tha,
Count Sigray. the Commissary for
Western Hungary, has informed the
Commissary for Oldcnburg which
II is said. will be awarded Austria
by the peace conference. that the
Hungarian government does not
recognize the treaty presented Aus
tris by the Lntentc a having any
validity with regard 20 Hungary. and
that the government will nee. with
armed force any a.temp. to occupy
Western Hungary
The strict closing Of the frontier
has been ordered. the dispatch adds,
10 prevent the Austrians entering
Western Hungary.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-07

son River as far as Albany. and thence
the Eric Canal to Oneida. From Oneida
the flying boat will lay a course TO Os-
wego. From the latter place it will
Ny along Lake Ontario to Buffalo, and
then along Lake Erie to Cleveland and
Detroit.
The flyers expec. 10 make the high.
il two and one-half days, making their
frs, overnight stop at Buffalo.
The occasion Of the fight is the
establishment Of a sales department in
Detroit b. the Thompson Aeroplanc
Company. an auxiliary organization OF
the Curtiss company The "Seapull"
making the fight will be used in De-
troIt Tor demonstration purposes. Il
is equipped with Curtiss KS motor
and has speed of seventy-fvc miles
an hour.
The owners hope to demonstrate the
facility with which flying boats may
be used in the Northwestern states for
flights te.ween important cities.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-07
Senator'S Won't
HeckIe Wilson
Opponents of the League
viii Speak Only " here
Inrited. 1t Is Declared
Nfr York r1bu1i>
I.0.t4pof0p Btfraru

WASHINGTON. Sept G-The deter
nina,ion Of Senators opposing the
league OF nations covenant 70 go out
and make speeches Is with no purpose
Of hecAling President Wilson. accord
ing 10 an announcement, to-day at the
Offices o. the League FOR the P:eserva-
ton Of American Independence
The Senatorial speaking campai rn. Il,
is announced. viii be entirely indepen-
den. Of the Presidents tour. TIE en-
gagements for the Senators are made,
II is asserted. only after repeated re-
quests from Western cities
J. ". Rhine, campaign manager for
the League for the Preservation OF
American independence. said that many
letters and telegrams from committees
o. representativ citizens At different
points have announced that their re-
spective communities wanted TO hear
New-York tribune., 1919-09-07
Give a Thought
To Your Home

Think Of he vermin and innunes.
able germs that menace the health Of
your family.
10 mater how clean you keep your horrs
some household ysrm!n is bound % exist.
and every day this yern'n spreads disease.
Only a reliable fumigation process viii
positively rid your homo OF these pests sn1
leave Il surgically clean.
Our scientific odoyf>ss pro-ess II the result
Of many years experience IL !s harmless -
all furnishings. In few hours time our
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A hook entitled Messengers OF Disease"
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New-York tribune., 1919-09-07
German to Die for
Attack on British

COLOGNE, Sept. 6.-Serious dis
turbances between Germans and Brit
ish troops at Euskrichen, twenty miles
southwest OF this city, resulted in a
soldier being badly injured.
The leader Of the Germans. a nam
named Kupper, was court-martialed and
sentenced to death and the town was
fined 100000 marks (s25,000).
New-York tribune., 1919-09-07

disappointed that his name has created
criticism in the United States and has
definitely decided not to 90 to Wash
ington.
DR.. W. s. Solf. Secretary for the
Colonies, who is the selection for the
Ambassador 10 Great Britain, was
originally slated for Washington. but i
i understood he was transferred 20
London. so that DR.. Hsniel could have
the most
New-York tribune., 1919-09-07

beth sides Of the league of nations
question.
Senators Johnson and Borah will
speak in Chicago next Wedne sday
Senator Mediil Mccormick will preside
on the following night Senators John
son and Borah will address meeting
in Indianapolis. On September II
they viii speak in St Louis and in
Kansas City the following night
Lee Merriwether. field manager of
the league. will speak before the Rocky
Mountain Cities Bankers Association
at Denver. September -.
Senator James \. Reed, Of Missouri,
the Democratic opponent OF the COW
enant, has accepted an invitation 10
speak AZ Akron. o.. Sunday Septem-
Der ii.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-07
Austria Interns Hungarians

BASEL. Sept. 6 Two former mem
bcrs Of ;he Hungarian government,
Dr.. Lokacs and Ernest Seidler. have
been arrested in Austria. according TO
adviccs from Vienna. Seidler formerly
was commander of the Hungarian Red
Army. Both men have been interned
By the Austrian authorities.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-07
Flying Boat Tries Trip
long Island to Detroit
Curtiss "Seagull" Expected to
Make Journey i'm Two and
One-Half Davs

A Curtiss "Seagull' flying boat left
Port Washington. Long Island. at 3
o'clock yesterday morning on the first
extended seaplane flight across New
York State In the flying boat were
". NJ. Blair. recently lieutenant in
the United States Navy; c. c. Robin
son. late captain in the Royal Air
Force. and Raymond Curley.
The "Seagull' Will follow the Hue
New-York tribune., 1919-09-07
Tells Shantung Story

Bill Kaiser. pictured rs husky fe,-
low who trained himself in the use o.
firearms with the idea OF despoiling his
neiChbors. the Senator said. "forcib y
took the Shantung farm" from John
Chinamar, and how later when the
other members ot the community were
engaged ia. Furnishing Bill Kaiser. Mr.
jap. taking advantag, Of Bill Kaiser ;
preoccupation IN other iields. seized the
property
The Senator's story Of the sit..ngs OF
the peace conference included sa-
;ir cal account o; the journeys and
methods Of Miss Columbia, one who
possessed beautiful voice and had a
wonderful command Of language add
ing that "she surpassed b. far the
greatest Of her sex in her ability to
talk
Senator Norris declared that China
had greater cause for complaint
against the United States than against
any O: the other judges. for the seizure
'of Shantung makes il impossible for
China TO bring products from other
parts Of the country without submit
ting TO the rules and regulations that
l..av be imposed by Japan.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-07
COmpels Americans Entering
Tampico Region to Sign
Documcn, Releasing Ma.
tion From Responsibility
Within International Law
Three RObberies in Week
i'm Carranza District
Cost Companies $59,O6O

WASHINGTON. Sept. 6.-Apparent-
ly convinced that the United States is
in earnest in demanding proper treat
ment of Americans in Mexico, the
Carranza government has adopted D..
novel expedicnt in an attempt 10 re-
lieve itself Of responsibility.
Americans going to the Tampico re-
gion hereafter will be compelled TO
sign a formal release of the Mexican
gbvcrnment's responsibility for wrat
may happen TO them. If they refuse.
Mexican officials will decline to wise
their passports.
Mexico's Move Ia Legal
This condition raises n peculiar sit
Jaton. for under international law a
governmen; may refuse travel permis-
sion TO foreigners into region where
it may not be prepared to guarantee
their safety.
Americans going TO the Tampico oil
region are being asked to make oath
to such an affidavit as follows:
The undersigned, under oath, de-
poses and says that he has been
warned that the Tampico oil region is a
dangerous district on account of the
activities of bandits operating in said
region that deponcnt. by reason Of
his business as employe. is OH his way
20 that region. and travels at his own
risk. That in case some accident hap
pen TO him, he hereby formally re-
nounces the right that he or his heirs
might have to present a claim TO the
Mexican government. either directly or
throu~h orother channel"
Nullifies American Passports
This af!iavit Is not only required 0.
workmen who are American citizens,
bat also OF American citizens IN the
United States holding passports from
the State Department authorizing them
to visit the Tampico region.
Details Of three robberies in week
in the Tampco region have been re-
ceived at the Offices of the oil COM
panies. The robbers secured S59.060
Mexican gold. American companies
were the victims. The robberies all
took place in the territory where no
one but the Carranza trops is per-
mit.ed 10 carry arms.
Il. H. Kr:mbill, cashier OF the Penn
Mex Camp. was forced by bandits TO
open the safe from which $4,000 was
taken. the robbers escaping IN ID COM
uany launch Twenty men in ali
took par. in the robbery, all armed
with rifles and revclvers.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-07
Norris Says President
COnceaLS Treaty Facts
Republican Declares Shanfung
Pact Puts China at the
Mercy OF the Japanese

WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.-Prefacing a
prepared address on the league of ma
tions. Senator Norris (Republican), Of
Nebraska, declared in the Senate to-day
that President Wilson's statement in
his 81. Louis speech TO the effect
that Great Britain and the other Allies
had promised Japan Germany's rights
in China in order TO get Japan into the
war was Erroneous.
The President represented our gov
eminent at the peace conference said
Senator Norris. "and he knows what
was presented there and what the facts
are. II Is a matter Of history that Great
Britain and the other Allies did not
make that secret agreement with Japan
until 1917. Al the time that agreement
was made all Of Germany's possessions
N China had been captured. and there
was not German ship on the Pacific,
so the President has not got his history
on straight.
- challenge the President to produce
evidence 70 substantia,e what he said
in st. Louis
Senator Norris said the President
HN-4l .sJN tri. lilt 4tCsH rex salu4l :
the disposition Of Shantung. be
cause Il would cas-, some reflection
upon the peace conference" Support
crs OF the Administration. n said.
dare not. because l. would incur the
aispleasure OF their great leader 50
the Senator announced he himself
would relate the story o. "the troubled
community
IN narrative form tina. usually be-
gins once upon time" Senator Nor
ris told the story OF SAantung
Throughout. his speech. which never
was changed from Is allegorical style,
nations we're referred to as individuals.
Germany being styled Bill Kaiser;
Japan. Mr. Jap; Great Britain, Franc,
and Italy. as John Bull Mr.. French and
Mr.. ltsliano respectively. while the
United States was named Miss Colum-
bia
New-York tribune., 1919-09-07
Minor Treaties Pending

Various minor treaties. such a those
with Czecho- Slovakia. Jugo- Slavia and
Rumar.a regarding their treatment OF
minorit.e- and their share in the Aus
TRAN financial settlement are still
pending. with objections TO their
terms registered by Rumania and
Serb.a.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-07
ratification by Assembly
Recommended by Heads
of Government 4 Aficr
an All Day Session
swill Sign Renncr Says
Press Making Strong Protest
q, Terms. bui Delegates
Are Looked For in Paris

prgNr. sept. By TIE Associated
rr,sa-The Austrian Cabinet, after
,nnv DISCUSSING the treaty. has decided
unanimously 20 recommend 20 the Ma
.;oral Assembly Is acceptance.
This information is conveyed in a
a.ra.ch received from Prague this
morning
VIENNA. Sept. G. Or. Karl Renner.
.he head Of tie Austrian peace dele
...;ou. has informed the newspaper
.orrespondents here thai he would re
en- TO $. German on Sunday and
s;cn the peace treaty handed Austria
las, week.
TIE peace terms were printed IN TINS
,orr;uc's newspapers accompanied by
Editorial expressions of prot So and de-
sos;r. The "Arbieter Ieitunp' charac-
,sr,zed them IS bitter. spi,oful and un-
;r.," and added: THE Entente is US
;,s Us power in the mos. shameful
rs,ner to ill-,reat and outrage d.
fenceless people with peace based on
might"
The "Tagebla:t" says:
ain vain do we seach for Q sign Of
;u..ice. regard for our utter incapac-
;.r 70 fulfil or consideration for the
rrnclple Of self-determination 70.
peoples
II adds that the reparation commits
sion mus: begin It's Work by constitu'-
;rs itself revision commission.
Expect Decision To-day
PARIS. Sept. g. Dispatches which
racbed the peace conference to-day
,rori Vienna indicated tha, The Aus
r,sns probably would formally decide
to.morio~ 20 accep, the peace treaty.
Chancellor Renner Is expected 10 re-
,urn 10 Paris Immediately. T. whic1
Ease the treaty VIII be signed Wednes-
dsv morning ~ s.. German.
The signing Of ,nc Austrian treat
viii 20 Ear toward completing the wor@
Of the peace conference The German
treaty ALREADY tae ~ been disposed OF
the cleaning " OF tHe negotiations
With Austria viii leave u tae treaties
dealing with the former Central Pow
ers onlv those with Bulgaria. Hungary
and Turkey e be disposed o.. The
Bulcarian treaty has been virtually
completed and Nkciy 20 be presented
to the Bulgarian delegation within a
week. The Hungarian treaty Is not so
far along. but it is not believed -
lengthy period would be required 70
shape !. ouce the Allies are satisfied
o. the permsnence Of the Hungarian
government.
Minor Treaties Pending
Various minor treaties. such a those
WIKI Czecho- Slovakia. Jugo-S Slavia and
Rumar.a regarding their treatment OF
minorit.e- and their share in the Aus
TRAN financial settlement are still
pending. with objections 10 their
terms registered by Rumania and
New-York tribune., 1919-09-07
Evidence Points to Officials

Luis Gutierrez, paymaster Of the
Agwi Company. while taking payroll
OF si.o6o to the Tepetate Camp. was
held up hy three armed masked men
and robbed. Neither Gutierrez nor his
companio on. Kenneth dc Lacy, knew he