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Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-04-03

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Gette bleb fagt af 22sitnant Smitb,
.1om anfom til @ien fra wl6apeit
3bors5ag Morge11,
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Negiering bar THIRST at lutte ct
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gentle neutrole Gone angreb frunlfe
Eropper og tog 35o Hlfange. Gene
re iiges l1ngurernes at bpre: gaaet
me6 paa at les1obe 5angerne.
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bap6e bgrt fra outoritatipt Solo, at
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Iferne en- Ml:ance. ..
~2on6on SEN lite April. l1benrigs,
mi1,iiter 8ela Sun betegneoe i ct
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Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-04-03
9nnuannri11urtt.
Sprlag til en- MI 2op. 9aeaiftrering
af aAeC CltblGnbinger % al
allie eSSSabpanbrere.
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tim MIA titles. 8ebisbbrben
paabhiler s,snbpanbrereH.

8osto1t bbeit 28be Murts. 81. 81.
Starter, ia1ri6iit &oninIent fnDttet til
Sc Soreneoe Gtdters ssst1obanorings=
bureau i @afbinoton, oplplte igaar,
at Snopanoringsburea baboe giort
ct .forelebigt 115fnit til en- ssssr1opo11:
6ringslob, iom inoeboloer abifillige
rooifale 8eitemmeIfer meo 6enipn
til l1olanotngers slo9ang til og 0p-
bo16 Sc Sorene6e Stater. De tre
fornemite Yunfter / oenne Sob er::
@eeiitrering al olGe l1olenoinger,
iom MI er / De 6oreneoe @tater, og
iom berefter ieger ON 9logang til
2a116et.
SSnooanoreres &illaoelie til at op-
boloe fig / 2an6et g;pres probiioriif.
8episbprben for Eilla6eIie til at
inopanore foranores, iaa bet paabbi-
fer sSn6banorerne at bebtfe lin Gfif<
fetbeo iite6erfor at set paabbiler @e-
.gieringen at be0iie l1lfiffetbe6, iom
for 1,erberenoe.
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iuttatet af flee Waanebers .@tltz
6inmL og fEpnt ben enonu life bar
fuaet it11 el16elige Serm, bill sen blis
be faroig til al forelegges for naite
&ongres. a2obe,1 eller ~rettere
2opuofaitet beiten1mer, at. al1e
|uolpnoinger / 2an6et maa regiitrere
inoen. ct: slnr efter 6ens 8eotagelie,
og 6e 1noa regiltrere paanD en Gang
ON @aret De fglgenoe fire slar. NDe
SSn6pa11orere regiitrerer beo Mnfon1,
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flptter til ct 11Dt sSnoban6ringsbi-
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Mnibgere ON Mogang til 2nnoet bliz
be ftaaenoe paa Braoe, inoti1 STE.
gieringen fgser fig forbisiet~ ON, at
Sc er iffiiffet til at blibe b6e11oe Der.
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Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-04-03

ningen ipnes at bore for Sprettelie11
at Ell neutral Stat omfring 9an5ig.
Berlin 6en 3Ote Marts. 9e uaf<
bpngige @ocialilter ieireoe beo Ser,
lin arbeioers og Soloaterraoos galg
til Mrbeioer> % Sol6aterraa6enes
an6en aongres, i6et Sc ban6t nj
&la5ie moo fem for MajoritetsiociaGe
1terne og to- for Gen1ofraterne. @aaz
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1taltninger for at faa George 2eoez
bour, ben tioligere 1oeialoemofratiife
8erer, lpslaot: San blep toget Syor=
barring ,,n6er Sptaierne forleoen.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-04-03

Gliebamper erpluoeret. gel1eoiig,
2soc Marts. 20 4erio,,er blep orabt.
og mango iaaret, ba en- 0liebanper
epplo6ereoe paa Sapnen ber iulorges.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-04-03

9eornon @apgooo ct sen npc Mi=
niiter til 9an1narf, Gr. Mal1rice
ggans gfterfalger. Mr. @opgooo er
pelfjen6t, iGrli9 literpre areoie,
og bar peret fltpttet til ilere lto:e
Mogaliner. San por fpot GbicaNo
/ 1868, bar 8 9lur >&eoaftpr for
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il:6til 6enne Yublifatiou blep lugt
al nEbe. S11oepenoent". Sans @io-
grofier al Gariel @eblter, s(brabam
2incolu og George @olbi1lgton er
floslilfe &Grfer.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-04-03
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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-06-25
ACCUSED OF POSING
AS BROTHER TO GET
S966 BANK BALANCE

Wladislaus BlosZcyK was arraiglod
before Jude OByrne at La Sale
yesterday on the charge of receiving
money while impersonating another.
According to the information cleaned
by the Free Trader Journal reprasen-
tative. the defendants brother,
coma, had deposited some $SGd.l3 i'll
an Ottawa bank, Wladislaus is
charged with having drawn this
money from the county seat inst.tu.
ton. deceiving the bank authorities
into believing him to be Leona. The
money was brought to the La Sale
National Bank and was deposited III
the name of Wladislaus. The sum
Indicated on the bank book of the
La Sale concern aggregated S966.13.
1t is also charged that considerable
of thi, amount has been spent,
After hearing the evidence the
court bound the defendant over to
he next term of the grand jury on a
bond of $4,000. BlosZcXk was unable
to furnish the bond and will come to
the county Jail to await trial.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-06-25
CAPT. PETIT is
NOW OUT OF ARMY

Capt Roswell Petit among the
first La Sale county soldiers to arrive
in France, after the United States en-
tered the war. has received his hon
CRADLE discharge from the army, and
returned to his home in this city.
Capt. Petit has been a patient at
he Drexel reconstruction hospital in
Chicago. since his return from over
seas. recovering from injuries receiy-
Cd in France when he fell down a
light of stairs, while on duty in a
military hospital. His knee, which
vas injured, causing him to be a
patient in military hopitals for many
months, has entirely healed, and he
$ able to walk about without the use
cf his cane.
Capt. Petit left this afternoon for
.cMoille for a few days visit, after
which he will return to Ottawa and
open up his office and resume his
medical practice.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-06-25

this evening for a honeymoon, theii
destination being kept a secret from
their friends Upon their return they
win make their future home in Wat
,eka.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs.
Wilson Conard and is Well known in
this city. She graduated from the OF
tawa Township High school in the
class Of 1909 The groom is well
known here, where he has visited
many ines. He is the son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Troup of Watseka
and is associated with his father il
the milling business
The oat OF town guests here to at
tend the wedding are Mrs. William
Cha,am Of Earlyjllo, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Troup Of Watseka, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. f. Montgomery and daughter
Winiircd Of Mmsailles, Miss Edith B.
DaweIl of Narseilles, Mr.. and Mrs
William II Conard OF Ransom. and
Charles b. Daggett Of Marseilles.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-06-25
HOME MEATS FROM
HOME PLANT WIPE
OUT EXTRA" PROFITS
June "a. 1919


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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-06-25
City and Vicinity
News


Mrs. Myra Bencke Of Wisconsin az
riveu in Ottawa last evening, callei
here by the illness Of her mothei,
Mrs. James Beck.
Mrs. Vincent White of MarseiiieS
visited friends in Ottawa last even
ing.
Miss Maude Rose Of Chicago is Wis
itiag her cousin Mis- Lucy lohr On
Bridge street
Sam Pearson the little son OF Mr..
and Mrs William Pearsol of East OF
tawa underwent an operation to nave
his tonsils removed this morril5 at
i,yamr Memorial lIo"pildl.
Harold Condor If Streator visited
Ottawa friends last evening.
Isetta and Hubert Sanger, OF West
jackson street underwent an opera
ton to have their tolsils removed
this morning at Ryburn Memorial
hospital.
/ Mrs. William MulhOlland Of +. Su
perior street and Mss Elizabeth fltz
patrick OF Dubuque Iowa, who has
been visiting at the MulhUllaad home
seturned to Ottawa last evening al
ter spending the past several day
visiting relatives in Chicago.
Mrs. ii. j. billiard and children
Betty and John, VINO have been visit
J Gag in Boston ;or the past thrt
+ weeks returned home today The!
were accompanied home by Mis-.
Mary Gibbons, a sister of Mrs. Mar!
billiard who will Visit at the ililliarC
home in the Burrows Apartment 10
several weeks.
0. j. Rasmussen Of Millington wa
an Ottawa visitor today.
James +. Farrell went to La Sail
to attend county business mem
convention.
Police Magistrate Nicholson of Man
settles was in Ottawa today.
Lawrence Lucey went to LaSall
this morning on business visit.
Or NJ. f.. Blanchard OF MarciIle
visited friends in Ottawa this morn
ing.
Donald Grinrh of Streator was a
Ottawa visitor last evening.
Mr.. ana Mrs Edward Ross Of Mai
ton Grove, H.. are visiting at tn
, home of Mr. and Mrs. william Lob
, in West Ottawa.
James Hin Of Streator was an o
tawa visitor last evening.
r. a. White and wife of Chicago ar
visiting at the home of Mr.. ana Mr.
Lawrence White, on Joliet street
Raymond Thomas Is spending tn
day in Chicago on business.
Miss Marion f., Rhoades Of Stil
Z water, MINI. has returned home ate
i "a visit with her cousin this city
\ William Clegg is spending two day
{ in Chicago on business visit.
Miss Suzanne Woodward OF Gran
T. Ridge wa IN Ottawa visitor today.
, MIR. and Mrs l.. A. Tillman of Oh
y cago are visiting at the home OF NJ
8 and Mrs W. NJ Bach
k Samuel rlegg is speldns two day
S in Chicago on business.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-06-25
LOCAL SHIPPERS ARE.
THREATENED BY NEW
FREIGHT RATE JUMP
ORGANIZED EFFORT BEING MADE
TO PREVENT REPEAL OF THE
ILLINOIS SCALE FOR C. r. A..
RATES.

Industries Of Illinois, including
those of Ottawa ana nearby cities
are face TO face with a fight in which
their very existence may hinge, as
the result of the decision of the inter
state commerce commission that the
United States railroad administrator
has Jurisdiction over rates within the
state and the interstate commerce
commissions determination to make
thorough investigation Of the rela-
tions OF rates between lndiapa, Ohio,
Michigan and Illinois traffic territory
The commerce commission Will hear
hippers and state utilities commits
sions Of Indiana and Illinois on July
q in Chicago The railroads, headed
/ by Mr. Maxwell of the Wabash, have
/ Joined with the eastern interests T.
secure the substitution Of the {. f. 4
rates, which are ractically all higher
/ than the freihgt rates now enjoyed by
the Ottawa industries.
The shippers OF Illinois have EN-
Logged H. Ropiquet, leading com
merce attorney. to present their case
/ Many of the industries have beer
located and built mp on certain rate,
which permit competition in the Chi
caeo markets and others, reached b.
nearby industries OF a similar nature
now paying the eastern scale. ShouI,
The Illinois scale be abolished il is no
unlikely that some local firms will fin
themselves helpless to compete fo
business in certain markets.
Il was pointed out that abolition
was not expected at this hearing Il
Irhe La Sale County district coal, clay
and all other outputs Of industries
andw all other outputs of industrie
lace a most serious situation
The shippers attorney does not. O
course. know the various differing fea
lures applicable to each individual in
iustry IN Illinois, and il is neeessar
that the industries of the district il
struct their traffic departments t
compile the following data:
!. Showing how the present RAT
originated.
2. Where the present competitio
lies.
3. The effect Of a maximum il
crease to the c. r. A, scale.
Many local industries belong to tn
associations covering their particula
product. but the association will NJ
\ be able 20 compile data for the ind
tidual case of m Ottawa distri(
plant On the other hand, if a nun
Der Of classes Of industry attempt t
Justify their own rates it will resu
i'm much conflicting testimony tina. III
loubtodly will cause Illinois to los
his case Therefore, Mr., Ropiqu2
when he makes argument before tn
interstate commerce commission
| must be in possession Of all the fact
: 20 that he will be able to present
( correlated argument without contr'
dictions.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-06-25
THOMAS O'MEARA
ARRIVES HOME
FROM OVERSEAS

Regimental Serg. Mai. Thomas
O'Meara arrived home yesterday after
ten months service overseas, with
the 3l3th Military Police Of the SSth
Division.
OMeara enlisted on April %, 1918,
at Camp Dodge, la, and was sent
across about the latter part Of July
arriving in France on August /. He
was later transferred to the Chateau
Thierry district. While in the serv-
ice Sergt Maj. OMeara earned the
Bachelor of Law degree following his
graduation from the University of
Notre Dame He is planning on re-
Stunning the practice of law in the
city Of Chicago within short time.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-06-25
NJ. f. CHURCHES To
PICNIC THURSDAY
AT M'K|NLEY PARK
BIG TIME is PLANNED BY SUN
DAY SCHOOLS AT ANNUAL OUT
lNG-PROGRAM OF SPORTS TO
INCLUDE MANY EVENTS

Nethodists Of Ottawa are planning
for a big time tomorrow when they
hold their annual outing at Mckinley
park. south Of the city Elaborate
Preparations have been completed for
,,e picnic, which is to include free
rides to ana from Mckinley park for
children of grammar school age, and
younger, program Of sports and at
noon one Of those rollicking big fam
lily feeds with everybody chipping III
and helping themselves.
The program is under the direction
Of l.. c. Brand, a guarantee in itself
| tlat there will be one rousing cele-
trdtion from start to finish. The pro
gram announced by Mr. Briggs fol
lows:
Forenoon Sports.
BAH game, swinging, shoot the
chutes and seeing the sights.
Noon.
Zig picnic dinner
Afternoon Sports.
(PriZeS for all rdceS)
Girls ana boys race, np to year.
Of age.
i Girls and boys race, and years
old
Girls s and years old
Toys, s and . years old
Girls, In and II years old.
Boys, 10 and II years old.
Girls, y 10 IT years old.
Boys, II to II years old,
Young ladies' race.
Young mems race.
Married ladies' race.
Married mems race.
Special Events.
10 Horseback race
Choo choo train race.
. Rolly-polly race.
Sack race.
Four hand race
. Exhibition hoop drill by Miss Ben
nice Yosts class.
The picnic, which is for both tn
5 FIrst and Epworth NJ. Il. churches
will be gotten under way at $50 ;
m. when the fun special leaves til
? ihterurban station for the seat Of tn
big dOings At o'clock tho specit
i returns with its tired but happ
p passengers.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-06-25
MUSICAL SEXTETTE
SPEND DAY HERE

The Handel Concert Co, composed
of six musical instruments, passed
'hru this city this morning en- route
o Harper, Ia, whore they are billed
Tor a short engagement.
The company has Just finished a
five day chautauqua circuit in Grand
Ridge, where their appearance was
well appreciated.
The circuit on which they have Sc.
cured engagements covers almost the
entire middle west
Three saXophones, a violin, piano
and cornet are the instruments
used by the seXtette. They also have
n dramatic reader accompanying them
mis- year
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-06-25
EXAMINATION FOR
9TH AND 9TH GRADES

Examinations for pupils Of the sew
enth and eighth grades in the rural
schools Of the county who We're i'll
and unable to take their first tests
VIII be held tomorrow in the Ottawa
Township High School. Students who
we're unable to pass at the REGULAR
,pring examination will also be al
owed to enter this test
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-06-25
Wedding Rings.

The wedding ring was not always
plain, as we see it today. 1t was fire.
quently highly ornamented and
wrought with various designs. But
as other rings began to be worn the
wedding ring was made conspicuously
plain. The practice, however, was
long in vogue Of inscribing appr0-
pirate notices on rings. The ring
may be said to be symbolic. It is of
gold and typfies purity and refinement,
whereas its rotundity signifies "the
round flowing of mutual love and
hearty affection"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-06-25
italian Philosopher-M

February II Is the anniversary OF
the burning in Rome, in 1000 of the
Italian philosopher, Giordano Bruno.
He was subjected to continual and
terrible persecution for seven years
prior to his death, in the hope that he
would recant. In 1889 a monument
was erected to him under papal pro-
test at the place where he persisted at
the stake.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-06-25
Ways of Young Sparrows.

After the young Sparrows leave the
nest they gather in tlocks, which with
other t1ocks return every night to the
same rOosting place, writes Frank w.
Chapman, in "Our Winter Birds"
Sometimes this is in a densely-fo-
liaged tree, at others in ivy or other
vines. The birds all seem to have
much to say as they retire, and chat
ter together in a chorus which is for
tunately hushed by the approach of
darkness.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-06-25
Natures Wonderful Work.

Nature gives to every time and sea-
son some beauties of its own; and
from morning to night, as from the
cradle to the grave, is but a success
sion of changes so gentle and easy that
we can scarcely mark their progress.
Dickens.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-06-25
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

(Main want add sectiOn page fNe.J
WANTED-M Man to work around gu
rage and drive all makes Of cars.
Part night work, Apply to Mr.. Frank
Parkinson at Condos tire shop, 221-
20 W. Main st.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-06-25
CHICAGO MARKETS

Chicago market report furnished to
the Free Trader journal by w. L.
Etnyre, member OF Chicago Board OF
Trade, Moloney building, phone 1914
Correspondent LamsOn Bros. 4 Co.,
Chicago
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-06-25
Uncle Eben.

"IIope fob lie best said Uncle Eben,
"but don be greedy an try to grab ii
all foil yOhSe'f."
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-06-25
DAN CUPID'S BUSY
DAY: TR0THS ARE
PLlGHTED AT ALTAR
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bride, assisted with the solemn nup-
/ tial mass.
The bride wore blue satin hand
embroidered gown, with large cor
sage bouquet, and a blue hat. Lit
tie Miss Ruckrigel wore white
French net gown, embroidered in
, white.
At the close Of the church core
mony a wedding breakfast was sery
"a to the twenty-five relatives of Mr.
and Mrs. Phelan at the home of the
grooms brother. The rectory was
prcttily decorated with large bou-
queta Of flowers, ana the tables were
banked with cut flowers.
Mr. and Mrs Phelan will leave Ke-
vance this evening for California
for a months honeymoon trip, after
, which they will return to Ottawa to
= make their future home. The brides
loing away costume is a navy blue
tricotine with a blue hat
d Tile bride is the daughter of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Burke Of
: this city. She has resided in Ottawa
2 during her entire life, until this spring
l when she went to Kewanee to reside
with her brother. She has many
. friends in Ottawa Mr. Phelan is the
9 son Of Mrs. Anna S. Phelan of East
y Superior street For number OF
years he has been employed as an
engineer on the c. b. & o. railroad.
sowermaster-Johnso
The marriage Of Miss Sylvia VI
Bowermaster, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles BoWermaster Of 2t2 Val
Buren, street and James +. Johnson
son Of Mr. and Mrs Swain Johnson O
Brookfcld township. was quietly sol
- emnized this morning at $3.50 o'clOcl
" at the parsonage of the First COngre
@ational Church by Rev. Carl Stack
man. Arrangements had been mad,
IL for having a wedding at this time bu
, on account of the recent death Of thr
- brides grandfather the ceremony wa
- quietly performed this morning.
>; In spite of the simplicity which
- marked the wedding it was a very
;, charming one. The bride was hand
sOmely attired in her travelling sui
% Of navy blue tricotine, blue taffct
and straw hat and black satin sir
. peIs. a large cOrsage bouquet o
, sweet peas completed the toilette
. Bert Johnson, brother of the groom
-, was the only attendant
-, Mr.. Johnson and his bride left Ot
~ taWa on the 1910 Rock Island raiI
=, for Chicago, and from there will go f
= South Haven, Mich. an to the Dell
- in Wisconsin for a honeymoon, ate
-. which they will return to Brookfelt
:, township to make their home on III
- grCom's farm.
:. A number Of prc-nuptial affairs ha
- boon planned in honor of Miss Bow
Il ermaster for the past two weeks, be
- these were Cancelled on account c
!, her grandla:hers death.
~ The bride is one of the city's mo.
=, popular and beautiful young womel
- She has resided in Ottawa all her lii
g, and has hundreds of friends her,
She is q graduate OF the Ottawa Towl
ship High School and later attende
4 The normal school. For the past thre
~ years she has been employed as priI
,a cipal of the Mckinley School in Sout
- Ottawa and was considered one Of TN
- NEST efficient teachers in La sail
al County She has taken an activ
% part in the affairs OF the Congreg,
-, tiOna1 Church. and was a member [