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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-21
Cost Of Civil War.

The actual cost of the great Civil
war in the United States will never
be known except approximately. 1t is
safe to say, however, that the, expendi-
ture in actual money on both sides was
more than eight. billion dollars, be-
sides an economic loss to the whole
country of about thirty billion dollars.
The loss in life from bullets and dis
ease was about million.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-21
Application:

With today the last Gay for service
and Friday tac last day Tor ding pc
titons fyr the =, 3 .emovr term "I iae
district rour, tHat opens sept :. TIE
usual lars. numacr Of nov actions are
being HleL by lawyers. lowing the
surrn.r mon II. there are always
many new 4 $ G 1T for the t&n
term and tbs 500, Il is no exception.
Eleven petitions have cen aIvd IN tn"
twenty-four hours cHd.nE at noon to-
day. They incIu.e a claim Tor inSur-
= ance. one to compel performance un~e,
! d contract for the sale OF land an"
several divorce actions
CohIks Ec7e6ciary Sues.
The HawSoye Commercial Men :
Association is made defendant in an
-c-soD for 5000 begun by Mrs. Mary
CohIke. Of Wichita, Kan and former!
Of state Center, on a policy issued 90
her husband. oscar Cohike, who d1e"
IN oklahoma. Feb. -. The petition al
Ieges his death was accidental an
was caused ny s;ranguiation. Clam Is
made for the face OF tn" poi'cE III
which the plaintiff is beneficiary.
The Ryder Furniture ana OarpS'
Company has }egun suit against -
psImas and T. Fo,olous, doing business
undcr the name Of the Pure Fo"I
Lunch. for $50, allesed TO be due l''
furniture sold the defendants.
George 0. Cohurn has fled SUI.
q gainst +. 4. stcha. I local ""Tne'''
contractor. for S339.97 for merchandise
sold the defendant
Sues on Land Contract g.,
Asking the court to order me . lG'
trIrrent Of a contract Tor the tra,ns. e., ~
~ land belo,,-;ng to Eoy NJ. GOOD. ~
< Good az, Anna and J. II. Sny,le',
LEROY II. Thompson, OF this cry me-
+fle5 srjt . against the owners ana J. =,
pInm, agent. The plaintiff alleges ,.s
entered into an optional agreeneh, ~.
he r5rchase Of $50 acres Of Land III
Marion township. paying $1,000 to 0'h sa
the contract. BY the agreement Nv
declares. he was to receive possession.
or the land March !, 1920, and was ~
nov sss 600 for the tract.
Il was agreed, the petition sets lo!,ll o
that 81 600 was TO be paid TO Dlnd 't-e
contract. $4,000 was to be paid Oh
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-21
His Foilowjnn.

Friend-"When you delivered your
lecture o. Browning In that little
town you said you were going to last
summer, did the audience seem to fol-
low your" Lecturer-"Oh, yes; they
rose as one man and followed me to
the nearest freight train. Florida
Times-Unicn.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-21

transfer OF the land. March !, and the
purchaser was to give a first mort
gage for $4,000. running for period
Of five years. for the balance. the
plaint II also asks the court TO direct
y ,fpru'ancc under the contract ana
determine credits to bo allowed the
pahiH fer damages suffered.
t..a G, Eurscy Is plaintiff in an ac-
tron brought Ea.ngt II, = Chaplin, ~
. rc.crsun. llo'lic .Stautield, Robert
- - the E'lora GraWac Works ana
q. H. or. you. IN witch he seeks TO
uu.C- t'to 60 an undv Ged ono-seventh
.rot il to- ., 3, 4 and 5, OF the sub
\ - 4 lot 3 OF t'N subdivision OF
q ,r4 ..r- gruT'rr Cl tho southc' 81
rv Ter # section i, Ll,comb town
30 p.
Sues on Protested Cheeks,
Nl.~.rr tat two check siNcn by
the dol7nanA's were returned untcr
protest, for want OF sufficient funds
: ~ Inl.as has filca suit against Tom
Fo'or laus md AnEolus P.culia. ask
ing jv'gINcnt Tor ElSS.79, the face oi
he checks. The checks the pn'thoA
a""~ca. were drawn on the Merchants
y io0nl Ba~k, OF Clinton, and were
- var tnr ~ i0'iff while Mabas ana
the two dcfaid-nts were business part
ners at Clinton. whore they conducted
The Paris Lunch Room.
Mrs. Nellie Carroll. CT Rcirhe"k h-s
fed suit asking a divorce from y. W
Carroll. Of this city. IN" couple was
married here Nov. %, lH.E.
Mrs. Stella Perkins is tho petitioner
in divorce action fled geninst Harry
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-21
Riches on Pacific island.

An island in the Pacific OF which q
French company has obtained control
is believed to contain 100000 tons
Of high-grade phosphates and many
more million tons OF inferior quality.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-21

Levings and w. Dent, and all looked
alike to the rampant Dunhamites.
After the third frame Rhodes club
eased down to save the scorer from
exhaustion. The score:
RH.E.
Rude Auto Co. 100 10000 o 4 s
Durham Co. ....32111O0 x--l7 10
Batteries-Bonner. Levings and w
Dent. Ivans: Matson and Wilson.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-21

Results Wednesday,.
Durham Company. II; Rude Auto
Company. o.
Games Tonight.
Soldiers Home VS.. Bankers. fair
grounds.
Games Friday.
Clerks VS.. Cooks Imperials, soldiers
home.
NJ & ST L., VS.. Bailey Bros. fair
grounds.
The Durham Company. in a swat
fest Wednesday night crippled three
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-21

The funeral OF John J. Anderson will
be held at the homo, 8o3 South Third
street, at 8 o'clock Friday afternoon.
Tho home will be open from to ).
Burial will be in Riverside.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-21
Daily 1houuht.

Times OF general calamity and con-
fusion have ever been productive Of
the greatest minds-Colton.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-01

i.a Confereneia Ok .a fag. rems "
sabc. d preside Cltmeaeean sci r
ha vcngado Wilsaa del tieia nf.msf
ministfo frances qar. ~ au msa nfa
dc cXaltaeion gafiant tntafia taHaea
ifonicamente De- .'usisfe fanfaf sI
que auiuiaba 81 frrsid nie aafts sas
ricauo ga sus pfsf ctsa A. renfHanl
~ mundo. ~ prorsaef Wiisea s e.
mcnccau como prrs.deHte a. d faa
fcrchcia IT, la raf ta aaefiAa nna.f
uu triple homeuaj q fane.a. paf sa
tpiea grandeta 60 rfesrtehfe aei 'aa
seio dr Ministras frances f.f ta aefef
20 cu u ,ondueti6a AZ b aaeffa aE
hombre ticmenfeau laf n Hess
personal E.ia aetifnI b. WHsaa 81
una maulfesiaei6n wise de a neaiefa
dc su catacfer. Hp sain 81 sn
eaudor Prro af pfaf4o firmfH. ID
designation dc tlensrnsraa rafa 81 rft
sidcucia cs uH sigao de a1aae fsefu
politico. rorpue an president tifae
mas dc jucg que 1e faftr. AZ en
modo - ncutraiiza hasfa rirrte paufe
Ia intervention en la Cauf rsH#ia a.
uu homhre dc ideas ian futurtas p III
ttgorica~ como % rrimef nini.ifH fraa
cts. con De- eual % a-nefla srh-e fr
mas tau cscahrusos rsufe 'a tIaa Co.,
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~ comfefido e. c1emrureaa ua haHfHa
ic que. halagaudalr ru is qns 3. fs
6crc francis ti fwrsonalmeafr.
lc habra produei8o una agfnluIee eau,
placcucia como hombfs IT, 1aIfrfna
que 81 We atada . manes ea sas faa
eioncs de presidente.
El cxecicnte di.eurso o. reiataff
n 81 nombramieato de c1em rreaa ra
"a "a presidrneia son dos siaienss fei
talcuto politieo de h faefa rtus
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d. ii urn por W. bomhrp He n1eae
masiado esquematieas t. for D. faafo.
incfcaces. 81 possible qHe ia pasffe
Sc cngahen. ~u eiaic per Enrora ~ ra
a ser tan rsttril como mashas e. ina
ginabau Sus diseursos fu rars. fen
drcs Roma. que en- general sgn psra
frasis de ios pronunriades daraate pa
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-01

Relaci0n de las personals vacu-
nadas con suero antidifterico en-
la casa de vecindad nlmero 6, ca
lie del Hospital, San Juan. por
los Inspectores del DepartamentO
de Sanidad. don Sebastian a. Diaz
Y don Samuel w. Sifre:
Nombres, edad, color y seXo.
Alejandrina Colon, % amos,
blanca, femenino.
Aida Roquena, , amos. blanca,
femenino.
Juana Perez, 81 amos, blanca,
femenino.
Luz Granela, 40 amos, blanca,
femenino.
Elvira Monies, % amos, blanca,
femeninO.
Guadalupe Cedr6s, II amos, blan-
ca, femenino.
Francisco Perez, 40 amos, blan-
co, masculine.
Catalina Perez, II amos, blanca,
femenino.
Pillar Perez, 6 amos, blanca, fe-
meninO.
Carmen Toro, 20 amos, blanca,
femenino.
Jose Cancel, - amos, blanco,
masculine.
Dionisia Rodriguez, p amos, tri-
guena, femeninO.
Jesus Arroyo. , amos, blanco,
masculine.
Tomas Arroyo. b amos, blanco,
masculine.
Tomas Neral, 6 amos, blanco,
masculine.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-01
Tn viaje aereo, en- heinta horas,
de la Coruna a Nueva York
El prOyecto del Captain Herrera

nave A cada lado de un pasillo cen
trail habra diez departamentos para
dos personas cada departamento, a
la imanera de los puLlmd3i-car ameri-
canos, con ventanas al exterior y me-
sa plegable, para servir la comida, CO.
mo sc hacia en- los zeppelines que
efectuaban en- recorrido Berlin-Colo-
MIA. FL lugar ocupado por los 40 pa
sajeros tendra aproximadamente una
extension de 80 por metros. Encima
de la cubierta del superzeppelin ha-
bra un gran paseo con barandilla y
piso resistente, para ell pasaje, adon-
de sc ascendera por una escalera que
atraviese ell interior del dirigible. FL
globo estara tornado en- su interior
por 20 pequenos globos aislados. pa
ra garantfa de seguridad Y para evil
tar todo cabeceo. Ell servicio de coci-
ma sera electrico, Y Sc aprovechara ell
aqua de refrigeration de los motores
para la calefacci6n de las cabinas. Y
tengo en- estudio tambien, por 81 fue-
ra practice conveniente, ell proyecto
de un superzepelin de 100000 me-
tros cubicos. No debe asustar la ci-
fra: las dimensiones lineales aumen-
tartan escasamente en- una cuarta
parte; en- cambio Sc ganaria en- todo
habr!a un gran margen de auXilio
para todas las difcultades que pudie-
ran preSentarse
Ell dirigible proyectado hasta aho-
ra, ies precisamente del tipo zeppe-
lin?
-Si, aunque con la modification de
cuatro motores pOpa, junto las
aletas de mando, 10 que permite apro-
vechar ell aire que produce la rota-
cion de las helices, que, por su proXi-
midad a las referidas aletas, permite
gobernar ell globo antes de que haya
adquirido velocidad. Pero yo habria
preferido un tipo neto, absolutamente
espanol. Aun he de intentarlo. por-
que es cosa viable. Ustedes no igno-
raran que existen dos magnifcos mo-
torres de globos dirigibles debido a
dos ilustres compatriotas nuestros: los
senores Torres Quevedo, y Sanchiz.
Confio en- que 81 alguna empresa Sc
decide a apadrinar ell proyecto, en-
prendera gestiones en- aquel sentido.
--Hemos dido que la Compaiiia
Transatlantica.
Ell senor Marques de Comillas me
pidio.., es verdad, ell proyecto y la me-
moria, que lie he remitido. La Com
pania Transatlantica es la que po-
dria realizar ell proyecto en- mejores
coadiciones Y facilidades. Yo he pues-
to mis- esperanzas en- ella, que STEM
pre- colabora con gran patriotismo en-
todo 10 que pueda redundar EN- prove
cho, en- honor en- gloria de Espana.
Don Alfonso XIII ha tenido la bon
dad de leer mi proyecto Y hasta me
ha honrado con frases de aliento Y
de estimation. Ell Rey ha sido STEM
pre- el mas enthusiastic mantenedor de
cualquiera obra de espanolismo; el
Marques de Comillas es un gran pa
triota; cOnfiemos en- ellos..,"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-01
Personas vacunadas con SuerO Anti -diftericO

Maria Luisa Rodriguez. 20 amos.
blanca. femenino
Petra Rodriguez, 30 amos. blan-
ca, femenino.
Jose Peral, ~ amos, blanco. mas
culino.
Asunci6n Cabrera, As amos. blan-
ca, femenino
Petra Figucroa, ) ahoS, blanca.
femenino.
Marta Figueroa, amos. blanca.
femenino.
Margarita Figueroa. amos.
blanca. femenino.
susanna Figueroa, g amos, blanca.
femenino.
Tomasa Lassa, - amos. blanca.
femenino.
Isabel Perez, II amos, blanca.
fcmenino.
Juan Figueroa, 10 amos bIamco.
masculine.
Damaso Bonal, 90 amos, negro.
masculine.
Ana Rita Hitiel, 16 amos. mcgra.
femenino.
Alejandrina Bonal. - amos. ne
gro. fcmenino.
Antonia Salda6a. mescS. blan-
ca, femenino.
Maria Luisa Cancel. 9 mcseS.
blanca. femeninO.
Asuncion Rodriguez. Is amos.
blanca. femcnino.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-01
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-01
LA CUBANITA

TabacOs de las acreditadas marcas,
Ricoro, Portina, Restina y Habana.
Cigarrillos Portorriquefos y Ameri-
canOs. Postales, dulces de todas cla-
ses la prensa diaria.
Advt. San Francisco No. 81.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-01

compre EL MUNDo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-01

Elias son las prccurso-
ras dc los dientcs picadOs
y dc Ia decadencia de las
encias. Elias preceden in.
mediatamente a Ia pio
rrea (enfermedad dc
RiRgs.D
La piOrrea produce Ia
contraction de las encias
v los dientes se aflojan
dando un aspecto 'desa
gradable a la boca.
Tenga presente que de
cinco personas de mas de
cuarenta amos, cuatro
sufren de piorrea. y tam
bien muchos memories dc
esta edad.
Las pastas dentifricss
ord,narias no pueden evi.
tar la pi0rrea. La prepa
racion de FORHAN posi-.
tivamente Ia evita cuandO
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-01
lands HOLDS TWO
BREWERY CHIEFS TO
]. S. GRAND Jury
KNOWS FROM PERSONAL Oh.
SERVhTlON THAT MEN GET
DRUNK ON 275 PER CENT
BEER.

Chicago, October 1.-Federal Judge
Lands wrecked the only remaining
hope OF the brewers in the 275 per
cent alcohol beer question and held
two brewery presidents to the grand
jury under $1,000 bonds each yester.
day
The brewers were Charles Haster-
liiy president of the Best Brewing
COMPANY, and Rudolph Lederer. pres
ident Of the North American Brew
cry The case Of George Hoffman,
president OF the Hoffman Brewing
Company was deferred for decision
until Thursday.
Yesterday saw the final stand OF
the brewers and they made the only
reel igat of the whole investigation
Attorney Joseph y. Fleming. counsel
tor. several brewers, disputed the au.
thGi'y OF the Judge and said the
brewer were not amenahle to the
July / prohibition statutes.
United States Attorney Clyne was
called IN and told the court that the
manufacture Of beer containing more
than :. Of per cent alcohol was
prohibited by law. He said that 215
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-01

patient takes 10 bed ana maintains MS
warmth the less likely is he tu suffer
from the after effects in question.
onion poullice. which is said to ne
lh'hllihl" III pneumonia was turlnu-
latrd nAnN Years ago by a well known
physician, who never lost a patient ny
this s'nurgc. Take six cor ten onions.
according Ia size. aud chop fine. Fut
III a large frying pan over a het ire
adding about the same quantity Of rye
meal and vinegar to form stir paste.
Stir thoroughly I'D simmer five or Ten
minutes. Put into Il cotton bag IAr-a
enough Ia cover the lungs and Apply
Ia the chest just rs hot a> the patient
can bear it,
In about ten minutes change the rou'-
tl'c, ANA thus continue rrhcutiuG ;ui
APPLYING. and in few hours the patient
Will he out Of danger. And iuSt here a
word of caution. In applying this or
any other hot poulEicc. care must toe
exercised not TO let the patient ret
chilled during the chau&iG process
Have Che hot one all ready 10 20 ol hr-
fore the cooling one is removed ad
make the exchanges su swiftly ana
deity that there is not a moment rN-
posture Of the body surface,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-01
DYSPEPSIA.

When person Is given tp dyspepsia,
rs many arc by inherited constitution
and many more from acquired habit, 4
great variety of circumstances may
lead t. rccurrent attacks With some
persons nm impure atmosphere or hot,
sunny and eXhausting weather. or rN'
treucly cold. chilly weather, VIII be
quite sufficient to encourage The APP
proach Of the enemy and a. throw Vide
the doors for him to enter.
II a confirmed dyspcptir falls int" 4
lower than ordinary state Of general
health his one particul' foe has II
practically all his own way and makes
life perfect misery Some dysp"p-
tics have found out 10y experience that
"a change of mir from town 10 country
or sea. or from hot. relaxing climate
To a colder one. Will drive away their
distressing symptoms In few days
Bad air. or air that, though not bad
for the robust. is very far from pure.
cannot make the blood pure Ike good
air; 1t cannot get rid of the waste lis.
sizes Of tie body so completely as they
should be got rid OF.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-01
Deserts Great Charm,

One great and ilnpeling cnarm Of
the desert Is its magnificent distances.
A mile, or score Of miles. is nothing
on the desert. Space in ali its vast
ness, seems almost illimitahe there.
In fancy, perhaps the mountain range
in the distance, with its uprising SHOW
capped peaks. may mark one of the
borders of the domain over which the
lone observer may claim the right to
rule. There Is none To dispute his
right Of possession or his claim to
temporal authority.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-01
Sweetbreads with Tomatoes.

Take pound of SweetbreadS, re-
move all the rough parts, and soak in
rold water overnight III a cool place.
In the morning wash them, cover with
cold water. and place over the fire. AS
soon as the water boils pour it off, put
On more, ana let il simmer halt an hour
Add a teaSpOonful of sat before tax
ing from the fire. Drain from the hot
water, plunge into cold water and then
drain. II the sections have pink tinge
when pulled apart and the thin mem
braue removed they are not cooked
enough. so boil q few minutes longer.
Never allow them 10 boil hard and fast
just barely simmer, Slice them and
fry them brown in two tablespoonfuls
of butter OF drippings. Pare fine.
medium sized tomatoes and cut into
small pieces When the sweetbreads
are brown remove them and cook the
tomatoes in the butter in which the
sweetbread> were fried. Stir often and
let them cook ~ pieces, Season to taste
with salt pepper and cloves. When the
tomatoes have cooked smooth stir In il
tcaSpoonful Of butter rolled iii flour;
drop the sWeetbreads into the tomato,
boil up once and serve.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-01

house and sent To the senate.
Ii would limit the time OF holding
foodstuits in cold storage 10 twelve
months and require that when re-
leased such food be plainly marked
with the late it WAS placed IN stor
age.
rho vote ON the measure was 4tI
go IN" regulatory feature of the
bin viii icccme effective immediate
Is ou IT ra-aagc, hut ninety days tor
VA adjustment of the business affairs
Is allowed before penalties viii he
applicable
Vast Quantities of food now IN
s'orage are expected TO be tclca sol
az soon as the measure becomes a
jaW ChcQsc is the only commodity
c>empted the time limit for storage
n pctfcc; 9gcln2 being extended for
Il longer period than one year.
Person convicted Of violating The
law wuald he fined $1,000 or impris.
uImgnt Tor one wear.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-01
] s: :::H3BGHtfY b .
S$imple vas of acauii.inb 5000 looks;

THE following method is described
81 one which * almost certain u
WOO S'uuhrr with success. bl
going 10 bed You assume a ""mfortahl"
attitude In which every muscle IL re-
HNcd hut not the attitude in which
YOU are accustomed to - to sleep.
though something resembling IT, Every
movement -- coughing NaWniuG --- is
strictly reprcSScd. especially the desire
to turn over. The same attitude *
maintained without .chaugc. constantly
resisting the longing tn move or turn
over
As a rule by the end Of fifteen or
twenty minutes Of thl~ persistent main
teuaurc ~ the same attitude ynu find
Yourself growing very drowSy. and
then. inst ~ the desire IL turn over
becomes absolutely uncomfortable. YOU
turn with the least possible effort aud
ASSUME the position in which YOU
hahituaily 90 &C. steep. and natural
sleep follows NJ once, This method, il
f claimed seldom fails and should be
given thorough trial. AT least before
rcSorting to a drug 10 bring sleep.
In the case ot certain fcyer> the def
Unite symptoms which mark their de-
yelppmcnt are generally plainly dis
ceruible. Thus IN scarlet fever We eN-
pect 10 find throat affection repre-
scented. Pain ia the throat swelling If
the glands and the development of a
membrane AZ the back of the mouth
and upper part of the throat and wind
pipe would strongly suggest an attack
of diphtbevia. In measles We get all
the symptoms ~ a severe cold IN the
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-01

per cent beer had been held intoxi-
eating by four judges and nonintoxi-
eating by seven others
But | know from personal obser.
vation,' replied the Judge. that you
can get loaded on 275 per cent beer,
although many Of my brethren diff
Ter from me
But these brewers did not willfully
violate the alleged law" replied Mr..
Fleming The regulations say that
unless there is intent to defraud the
government they cannot be penal
lied
Their method of putting it on the
market is all the evidence have
whether they intended to violate the
law or not, said the Judge. The
manner in which they secretly sold
it shows they feared something"
Mr. Fleming contended that 100000
hail was excessive, even should his
clients be amenable, but the Judge
set further hearing on the matter
10. Thursday,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-01
Sugar in India.

The small East Indian sugar grow
or makes no white sugar, but simply
hoilS down the Juice ANA does not re-.
move the molasSeS. The dark brown
product is called CUR or gul. and Is
generally sold und consumed without
refining, although in some parts of the
country II certain amount of modern
sugar production is carried on.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-01
"a ~ eqag lH


The annual business meeting Of The
fourth degree assembly OF knights O
Columbus was held last evening III the
n. {. Hail The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year
Faithful navigator - Arthur j
Welsh.
Faithful captain--Justin Jaeger.
Faithful admiral-ThomaS j. Nc
Namara.
Faithful comptroller--Jas. O'Meara
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The ladies' of the First Methodist
Church will hold an all-day meeting
at the home of Mrs. Charles Campbell
on East Pearl street Friday oct. ),
A ladies Aid meeting will be held III
the morning, and at noon a picnic
luncheon will be served In the after
noon a missionary meeting will be
held, when Mrs. Cordclia Hathaway
will read missionary paper All the
ladies OF the church are invited To at
tend and he men are invited to
lunch Each lady is requested 10
bring cue article for the picnic lunch
con.
Members of the choir of the First
Baptist Church held supper at the,
church last evening in honor of Mrs
Hilda S,ucrgin ColbeCk, who leaves
soon to make her home in Moline
Ten guests were present. Supper WasE
served at g. 50 o'clock in the church
dining room, after which an enjoyable
social evening was spen. by that
suest3 At a late hour the Gathering
broke W, the members of the choirI
wishing Mrs. CollbeCk much success
in her new home.
The ladies OF the First Congreea-
tioDai Church will hold an aIl-day
meeting al the home of Mrs. Fred
HGeberle on Webster street Friday
Oct 9. The ladies' will meet TO sew
in 4 he morning a. 10 o'clock. Al noon
q picnic luncheon will be served, and
in the afternoon a Missionary meeting
will be held Miss Clementine Walter
will have the paper of the afternoon. |
An ladie5 of the church are cordially |
invited II attend
Airs Daniel Fitzgerald entertained |
with a tAn-coyer dinner last evening I.
at her home on Webster street in |
honor Of her aunt Mrs. Nargart { |
Brown OF Los Angeles. Cal who is |
visiting Ottawa relatives. The long |
table where the guests were served |
was beautifully decorated with cut
flowers In the evening the guests |
spent a pleasant time, listening toI
an inpromptu musical program,
Z, q -
Mr., aid Mrs NJ. j. Flanagan enter