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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-26
6en. Sicrnltao tilbaSe.

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raj 2Aireo @. gienitao, ion form.
Zig uenote tiIboge ira Gronfrig, for.
tiOen opboIOer zig / %eieg hos i'm
6aoer, SuIilS SiernitnO, bert @pen.
@enerolen. ser biep 70 @at,gc iao.
ret, er tiloelt oen ameritanlfe Zap
perbeoSnteoalie % Ct. MicbaeI %
Ct. George Srbenen3 GioocrforS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-26
WDt ira aae Sanoe.

CCleUpILuY SpItpp W SIU"'S
hor pitt life bopt ipPrt me9en 8lPoe
90 Spage a at bore fomrnet I'll
Waoten / llngarn. @urs Sti bar
Sonobeo purct tornefulD. Sen Naa.
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bel oQiau aItior ltnberfuloig til, at
&erliobeocn firnoe bare. % M oa
oet boIoer paa at bli rigtlg broget
inncs Der beler life at bore mere
NipIp at faa for bann ira bent, lom
hjnlp ham til Wagten - tpertimoo
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fplgcpbc Telegrammer ON Sltuatio'
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@ien 20bc Iu9. s berpprenoe
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fer ON, at 9annelIen al ct mt I'M
ourif &abit,et o. grfeberttg Solepbs
Soertogelie al Stilingcn Ion
GucrItfomntanbercnbe oper Den IN.
aarife Mrme Dor npr foreltaaenoe.
Nsuperenoe Observation-Disclosures ga'
rong Sigisnulno Ferenpi ifal p9re
blet anmooet ont at banne M Negle-
rinq, oa Set CT ianoigrligt, at @rep
S1uIius Inoraslp bill bli tiIbuot Still
Iin0en Iom lloenrigsminlltcr.
8oriS 22oe slug. Set eper'te
Naab bar inItrlleret Sc IQiereoes
Mti$iion / @uoupeIt ON of nnoerrette
Grfebertig SoIepb ON, at ban for
ben elrppGiife Sreos Sfplo mda
trGffe Jig tilbage fra StDret | lln-
oarl1, "oa europa aGereoe bar liot
iaa meget ,inoer SobSbur9erne, at
lrol, inaen Sinio fan mere til ell
Geqiering, bpori Ell Sabsbnrger bar
noget at iige."
goaoet bar ogiaa unoerrettct Wtis-
iiouet ON, at oct finn bill forbanole
nreo Ell Staggering, ionl bar Stette al
Ell foIfepalgt MISUNDERSTANDING.
Sette err rimeligpis olt, hoao
TrcoSfonferencen agter at foretage
Tia pperior l1ngarn for Oct isrite,
rtcft ma fan mi naariombelIt pclte
at bsre, at grfebertl,g Soiepb bar
traobt al.
Zen ungarife Socialoenlofrat
Iol,I 8orarni bar / De iibite Gage
ppholot iig / Taris for at forflare
Den unsarife Situation for De herpG-
relloe aliereoe GeprGi %entallter.
SfrIDe oette bare noget at gisre meo
oe 9miereoes fo~ranoreoe Soloning
p~pcrior Soiepb al Salisbury?
Iaris 22oe Iug. Serbert 500
pers Sptr9oen / oct sperIte NaaO
(Se "Smaanotiier~) fom iom en-
flloitpnoig Sperraifelie oper 5reOs.
fonierencell, % bans lioenifabelige
slppel ON of BRUCE StorilGgsen MOB
Sabsburgerne, bporiombelit DC tiff
fer iig frent, rrgreoe flere al Som.
~ierencens MeoIenlmer. gn al oent
Iagoe ioag: "0et err bro NOT of boz
re Taper, men bet er enonit beore
OF bore flog."
Hodeuiombelit SnbilnoelIe pou
Sonierencens Ifgierelier eler oenS
Solbning pil Soopers Sptrpoen life
iaa, flint Der neppe er nogen
ltoperensitemmeIie meIlem Sooner
% bet epcrite Raab arbet eno meo
Senipn I'll Wtaabe % NtibIer. 500.
per piI gan Senueien uocn Siffeoa.
rer, mems Sreosfonierencert, lonl er
"flos" bill boIoe Jig til De inirfleoe
biplomatiife Stier.
TariS 23be slug. - ct Telegram
fra @ien meooeler ibag, OF Grfeber.
tua Soiepb bar taget IfiteS Tom I'M.
earif Tcscnt. ct Hpete i iamme
&ctning fonlmer osiaa ira Scbipeits.
@cretningerre or enonu life befrGi.
,tet.
Taris 23be grg. - Srebsfonie.
rercens 9eoere boIoer nsie ltofis ef.
ter Sesn til en- monarfiif 9onipira.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-26
Granddaughter.

Sra Maria, Ser, mel6e3 oen 23oe
Nlg.: Sc amerifanife trooper fort.
letter i'm Sorislgelle al De merifall-
ife Sunoitter, ion tpong Snfel Gam
til at betale Spiepengc for TO al fine
al Dem tiIiangetagne 0ificerer. Spo-
ret ifaI imibIer.:o bare blet lpagere
og ipagere, iaa mar bespnoer al np-
re 6rpgt for, at oct er lpffeoeS Dem
at unofpmme fine SorisIgere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-26
Oct rye parti.

GleoeIorb, Sbio, Sen 226c pit.
quit. Oct upitiiteoe Rationale Nr.
beiOerportiS gtationoIfonpention ifaI,
iiolge Ell WeooeIeIie ira Gretutiu.
fomiteens Sormano, Mtor Sape8,
boIoes i Chicago 2oroag Sen 22oc
Nooenlber. Ger oil bIi benimoo
1000 Oelegater, reprpicntercnoe
flere tl,ier neutrality-suspicious. !
nue SeIe al Sar6ct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-26

biSro0cr til at iorrriuoife 6orIunin.
gen.
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Ifation al 0cr cp6pnQe0e Ma5ie al
lroSict 6iUrfrr / 0uIuth oplpie5, at
Der moottc gooe3 roift tilucrfs, ga
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ON, at Irmour & So. bapoe aiue.
Srore til. al SteritcocIcn al Garcr.
nc ltrar ltliIOc ieltoc8 til andre Sp.
%lalsceutrcr.
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ldgret / oocS ct Mar or set / manQe
9per 'orblIot at iGIge, % oet ginIot
en- al iaa rc0oet Dem til Steoer,
bpor ino0aut 6orbiio life b%citoar, oG
huor Be ioOernIe gQenter life flmoe
iad 6indreuc / Dem.
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gu8ult: Nuict3 2ouobula5fomite
bar ioag inoiunct til ScotagcIie Ct
IiuPB I'll 6ooo Control ouen on
TaitirttcIie al 5000 / 9cocr o. 10
9Iar9 Gn9tbuS iom Strai Tor Eroii
tering.
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tc Con, iaa hcna 9c'temmclicr oaioa
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foittnoct al Vrpouttioucn az NhIl.
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bol0et5 iorbsieoe aoitenoe.
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sen 22oc Glugltit; Sbco0orc Geonaro,
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al &ooen beitemte &io, bIep ioag i
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-26
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ri5 giernem Sriumfbuen.
ct m~iorsiemmelist Sptos.

@rsp ira '7,eorab Eoteu@s 0ariiers
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-26

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anoet DIN ben inbpiflcbe Sitnatipn
/ Hlslano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-26
fred % ufred.

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nigiemncmfprlis % pil fpre til
2iterries Rnim. Truteiter moS be
npc 2anScsrGnier % De nbeIteitte
enge.Gritatntngcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-26

Taris 23be gus. - 6~reosfonie.
renceus 9eoere boIber neie llbfis ef.
ter Segrl til en- ulonarfif 9onipira.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-26

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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-11
BOYS TO PONTIAC
FOR STEALING PIE

Springfield, July 11.-Three boys,
hungry and out of work, stole half
an apple pie from kitchen table at a
farnr house near Mr.. Vernon. They
were arrested. tried, convicted of lar
ceny and sent to the state reforma-
tory at Pontiac for an indefinite term.
The fathers of the lads appeared
before the state division of pardons
and paroles here and asked that the
boys be released. The case was
taken under advisement.
The boys, Bert Holmes, Arthur
Mcdowell ana John Deggle, all of
Witt, Montgomery county, were in
Jefferson county last March seeking
work. They asked for work at a
farm house and were told there was
no work for them Being hungry
they took the piece of pie The
pardon board took the matter under
consideration and will probably make
a recommendation in the case when
Governor Lowden returns from AT
lantic City.
Attorneys for George Roberts and
Horace Thomas, colored, convicted of
murder of policeman during the
East st. Louis riots on July ?, 1917.
asked for a communication of the sen
tenCe.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-11

to abandon at the time when our
country called for our undivided sur
port in the numerous war activities
Relieved from the stress and the
strain which characterized us all we
naturally find ourselves seeking relief
in the recreation, entertainment ana
camp life which our former chautau
qua afforded us.
We, the people of the First Ban
tist Church of Ottawa. learning thar
the ottawa Chautauqua Association
did not intend to reopen he park this
summer have undertaken to 'carlN
on the good work with additional iea
lures. We feel that it is an honor and
a privilege to be able to serve the
community in this way. However
since the Community Assembly OF
1919, although under the auspices OF
the Baptist Church is not in any sense
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-11
LEE COUNTY MEN
OBJECT TO HANGING

Springfield, July Lice county
never has had a hanging and it does
not want to have one now. r. T.,
Johnson. negro section hand is await
ing execution for the murder of an
other section hand, George Bush.
y delegation of prominent Dixon
residents appeared before the state
division of pardons and paroles here
and pleaded that the death sentence
be commued Representative John
=, Devine and Henry Dix headed the
delegation,
The delegation contended that
there never had been a hanging in
Lee county, and that the proposed
hanging, was opposed strongly. 1t
also was argued that the Jail is in a
section of the city where there are
many residences and that the resi-
dents object 10 the hanging.
It was further contended that an
inexperienced attorney was appointed
by the court to defend the accused,
and that he did not get the proper de.
fenSe.
George Lucas, alleged partner in
the crime was given a life sentence,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-11
DEATH CLAIMS MRS.
ANNA SHEA, AGED
RESIDENT OF CITY
BELOVED LADY PASSES TO RE-
WARD AT NORTH SIDE HOME
DEATH RELIEVES LONG PERIOD
OF SUFFERING.

Mrs Anna Shea, aged II years, an
old Ottawa resident, died last evening &
at 1870 o'clock at her home, 3l2 De-
kalb street. after an extended illness.
Mrs Shea was in failing health for
weeks was confined to her bed. Dur
Ing her long illness her patient suffer.
ing had been an inspiration to all who
saw her.
She was loved by all who knew hec
and her beautiful disposition made hel
much sought after by her numerous
friends. She was an ideal wife and
mother. and was a great lover of her
home and her beautiful garden cf
flowers.
She was born in County Down. Ire
land. in lS4S. and came to Ottawa to
make her home forty years ago. Her
marriage to Owen Shea took place in
this city, and since then she had al
ways resided in the house in which
she died.
She was an active member of the
Presbyterian church, and always took
great interest in all the church af.
fairs.
Surviving she leaves two daughters,
Mrs. Edward Dwyer of this city and
Mrs. l.. Jordan of Chicago. and two
grandchildren, Mildred and Helen
Dwyer.
The funeral services will be held on
Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from
the home Of her daughter, Mrs. Dwyer,
at 1919 Columbus street Burial will
be made in the Ottawa Avenue Gene
terry. The services both at the house
and at the grave will be in charge of
Rev. VOnckx.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-11
FORD TO TAKE STAND
IN 1000, 900 SUIT

Mount Clemens, Mich, July IL
The lengthy and bitterly fought trial
of Henry Ford's Sl000,00o libel suit
against the Chicago Tribune is cx-
pected to reach its climax today when
Ford himself will be called to the
sand by attorneys for the Tribune.
II Is expected that Tribune attor.
neys will question Ford at length con.
cerning his views upon war and his
theories of business and government.
in an effort to draw from him some
admission of beliefs that will Justify
the accusation that Ford is an an
archist," which brought about the suit
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-11
OTTAWA ASSEMBLY FORD CAR STOLEN
PROGRAM IS GIVEN ON LA SALE ST.
JOSEPH ROUx, TRIUMPH FARMER
REPORTS THEFT OF NEW MA
CHINE, PARKED NEAR APOLLO
THEATRE.

Another auto theft took place II
this city last night about 10 O'Clock
when Joseph Roux farmer living
near Triumph, Ill.,, reported to the po-
lice that his brand new Ford Road
star turned up missing from its park
mig place in front of the Apollo
theatre between 9:30 and 1u o'clock
Roux only recently purchased the
machine and had not yet secured a
licence number altho an application
had been forwarded to the state sec
retary.
! The police are making arrange
ments to apprehend the guilty party
or parties before any damage is done
to the new car. Communications
with sleuthing departments of nearby
cities was Immediately obtained and
information regarding the description
of the machine and the engine num-
Der was given them.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-11
SOLDIERS MEET TO
FORM BRANCH OF
LEGION OF HONOR
OTTAWA YANkS MAKE PLANS
FOR FORMING POST-MEETl
TO COMPLETE ORGANIZATION
TUESDAY, JULY %.

Ottawa will have local post of the
American Legion. an organization
made up entirely OF soldiers and sail
orS who participated in the recent
world war.
This was decided upon last night aC
a meeting called for the purpose Of
peltcCting an organization at the OF
tawa High School For lack OF proper
publicity and means of notifying OF
taWa's host Of returned Yanks. the al
tendance was not as large as eXpecte |,
and for this reason the organization
feature was postponed until Tuesday,
July %, when every man who received
an honorable discharge from the army
CT navy is urgently requested TO be
present and help in electing officers
and Join up
A committee on arrangements was
appointed by Acting Chairman Harry
Kelly Glenn w. Weese was named
chairman of this committee, and DR..
6. A. Karr Frank Boyle and &. r.,
Woolbert as members 1t will be up
to this committee to make all pre-
liminares prior to creating and nam
ing the post. as we'll as to notify as
many soldiers as possible 10 attend
the first meeting on July %.
AS a complete and detailed list Of
Ottawa's fighting men is not 70 be
had, every man who entered the serv-
led should accept this as notice he -
wanted at the organization meeting
when it takes place, not to take pas
sive interest in the affairs of the post,
takings to help all he can make the
thing go big.
At the coming session officers Will
be elected and bylaws governing the
local branch adopted 1t is essential
that there be a big turnout TO sign the
roster and participate in getting the
post on its feet with a good healthy
start
William Mllgan of the First Ma
tional Bank was named temporary
treasurer, and he will have charge OF
the finances of the post. Annual dues
of 50 are paid by each member who
signs the charter. Promoters of the
proposition are hoping for 3ON mem
bership in Ottawa. The American
Legion is non-sectaran, non-political
and is solely created for patriotic pur-
poses.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-11
SUPERVISORS GET
SALARY INCREASE

Senate bill No. GAG, signed by Gov
ernor Lowden. increases pay of super
visors
Supervisors when attending blsi
ness outside their towns will receive
SO per day and when attending to busi
ness within their towns will receive
$3.50 a day The same fee will be
given to town clerks
Supervisors and assistant super
visors when attending sessions of the
county board of supervisors, engaged
in regular committee work, shall re-
ceive for their services a sum Of 81
per day and cents a mile for each
mile necessarily travelled going to or
from the county seat or place OF meet
ing
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-11
MANY AT FUNERAL
OF JOHN McNALLY

Many sorroWng friends assembled
Yesterday at St Mary's church in
Utica to attend the funeral services
for the late Joha McNally, prominent
Dimmick farmer. whose death occur
tcd Tuesday night. The obseQules
were conducted by Rev. Father Hack
ctt. of st, Patrick's parish OF TINS
city. assisted by Rev Father Casit~,l
Miller. of st. Francis church and Rev.
S'ather Ol.aughlin of Marseilles.
Mr.. McNallv, who was aged bS
years. left surviving two sisters-Mls-
.es Tillie and Josephine McNally who
reside on West jefferson street.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-11
SOME OF COUNTRY'S BEST
KNOWN PLATFORM SPEAKERS
AND PERFORMERS ENGAGED
TO APPEAR HERE JULY IS.
AUG. II.

The Community Assembly which is
being promoted by the First Baptist
Church Of Ottawa will open in Chau-
tauqua Park on Tuesday, July Is, AMI
continue through Sunday, Aug. II. In
IA circular letter sent out TO all pre-
VOus campers the committee in
charge of arrangements makes the fol-
lowing statement:
I'VE are seeking TO revive the com
munity life in Chautauqua Park which
we have enjoyed together for so many
years and which we were compelled
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-11
BIG AIR SHIP REPORTED
1900 MILES OUT AT
MIDNIGHT
TO LAND SATURDAY
NOW EXPECT THAT R-34 WILL AT.
I, TAIN BRITISH ISLES SOME TIME
TOMORROW, COMPLETING THE
ROUND TRIP TLANTIC
FLIGHT.

London, July 1.-THE British diri-
gible R34 passed Flown. nearly 1900
miles on her homeward journey from
Long Island to the British Isles at
$40 O'Clock this morning, New York
time, and was 1000 miles east of Cape
Breton Island, off the northern coast
Of Nova Scotia.
A wireless to the admiralty at 3
o'clock this afternoon gave her posi-,
tion at that hour a. IS degrees north,
80 80 west.
Half Way Over at Midnight
London, July 1.-THE giant British
dirigible R-34 has completed more
than half her 1900 mile journey to
London from the coast of Long Is
land. Messages received by the air
ministry indicated this forenoon.
Commander Scott wirelessed at
O'Clock this morning, Greenwich time
midnight. New York timel that the
dirigible had reached 43 40 north. AZ
west This position is about 30f
land miles east OF the northeastern
coast OF Maine and showed that the
RIA had travelled more than 500
al that time.
The R-34 gradually swung north
ward during the night, following the
sweep of the southern steamer lane
as she approached the Irish coast
Major Scott wirelessed that she was
making about IS Knots.
Unless she experiences uneNpec-
ted difficulties. it appears certain
that the R.34 will arrive here early
Saturday.
The dirigible reported that she is
now in direct communication with
wireless stations at Clifden, Ireland,
and the Azores.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-11
MAYBE COPPER
COIL is ANSWER ?

Waukegan, July l1.-An enormous
rush for purchase of gas heaters of
the North Shore Gas company in the
last six weeks. has set the town to
wondering. The company declares it
has sold as many in the last six weeks
as in the last six years. One explain
alton given for the big demand is
that there is a copper coil in a gas
practically the same kind of
a coil that, on Il still would be call.
ed worm II this is the explain.
alton of the demand for gas heaters,
information Of the method Of manip'
ulating a heater as a mOonshinc still
has not leaked out yet.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-11
AIRPLAME INJURIES
SEVEN AT PONTIAC

Pontiac, H., July ll-An army al.
plane from Chanute field, Rantoul
under command Of Lieut. Greer. fell
into a crowd Of spectators ut Kemp
ION near here, yesterday afternoon in
turing seven. The engine failed ae
the aviator was leaving the ground
The plane was wrecked. as were also
n number of automobiles. Greer and
his mechanician escaped with few
bruises.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-11
MARCH BLAMES q. M.
FOR FOOD FIASC0

Washington, July Miscalcula'
tons as to army foodstutfs surplusses
delayed its marketing. General March,
chief of staff. admitted today at a
meeting of the house committee in
vestigating expenditures in the war
department
He placed responsibility for the
error and delays on the quarter mas
ter corps of the army.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-11
INCREASE IN PHONE
RATES is REFUSED

Springfield, July 11.-Proposed ad-
vances Of rates for telephone service
in Dana, Lostant. and Rutland La
Sale County, by the Central Illinois
Independent Telephone Company was
ordered suspended until November s,
1919, by the state public utilities
commissions today.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-11
DALLAS WHITES AND
BLACKS IN RIOTS

Dallas. Texas, July 1l.-One negro
was killed and several white men
wounded in race riot at Long View
near here early today. White men
are reported to be burning the houses
of negroes and the governor has been
asked to rush a company of rangers
to the scene, II is probable troop
of national guardsmen will be sent
as there are not sufficient rangers
available to cope with the situation.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-11
ROAD WORK TRUCKS
PASS THRU CITY

Four large government trucks
passed through here about g. II this
morning en- route to Streator. Road
grading equipment was being trans,
ported by the machines, and 1t Is the
plan of the demonstration in charge 10
perform road grading experiments
when a suitable stretch of rough roads
is reached The trucks left Chicago
yesterday.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-11
OTTAWAN QUITS AS
MILITIA OFFICER

Springfield. July 1l.--Adjutant Cen
cral Dickson today announced he had
accepted the resignation of Lieut.. j.
=. Snodgrass, Of Ottawa, member Of
ihe second battalion, 9Th regiment,
Illinois Reserve Militia.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-11

Mr. and Mrs Frederick Seibort are
the parents of twin daughters born
last night at their home, 81 West
Jackson street One Of the twins died
shortly after It's birth and was buried
this afternoon.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-11
GETS NEWS SON
IS BACK IN y S. A.

Mrs. Carrie Bowermaster, of Hi.
n,is avenue, received a telegram this
morning, informing her that her son,
La Verne, had arrived safely in New
York. from France. Private Bower.
muster was n member of the Bakery
Department of the 331st Infantry.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-11
LOCAL GROCERY co.
IS INCORPORATED

Springfield, July 1.-THE Geiger-
LEOPOLD grocery company, of Ottawa,
was incorporated today with capi-
tai stock of $4,000. The incorpOra.
tors were, Charles Geger. Toward
Geiger, Lester and Harold Liepold.
The company will deal In wholesale
and retail groceries.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-11
private Clark Arrives Home

Pvt. Richard Clark, who has been
overseas for the past year. has re
the service and has returned to his
home on ottawa avenue,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-11

whatsoever spctarian, We earnestly so
licit the support Of the many friends
of the former chautauQua with whose
hearty cooperation we feel able to go
over the top
Is Splendid Movement
ain this splendid movement the
Community Assembly offers thirty.
four big days Of camp life, recreation
entertainment and instruction, the
equal of which has never been seen
in this part Of the state. The program
to be offered is not made mp Of ono
or two headlinors ana then padded
with general assortment Of fifty.
seven varieties of hllers. but everv
member is real, guaranteed, attrac.
ton. The committee ON arrangements
(CuNt irupd IN pnua CiY
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-11
WEATHER.

Partly cloudy, with local
thunder showers tonight
or Saturday; warmer to-
night.
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